Rapid Decline of Post Oaks in Texas
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
During 2016, a dramatic increase in the incidence and severity of post oak mortality occurred throughout much of Texas' A scenario called' "rapid decline of post oaks." Recent episodes of severe drought combined with fluctuating periods of extreme, unseasonal flooding created conditions for outbreaks of diseases and pests that, under normal conditions, do not kill trees. The solution to these problems lies in preventing repeated exposure to stressful growing conditions. This publication explains the symptoms of rapid decline in post oaks, the environmental factors that contribute to it, and ways to help control it. (4 pages)
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