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Oak Wilt
Description, Diagnosis and Management
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Watch the Texas Forest Service video on macro-infusion and protecting trees with Alamo.
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Oak wilt is a lethal fungal disease that grows in the water
conducting vessels (Xylem) of Red, Live and White oak tree families. |
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Oak wilt is found throughout the central US from Minnesota
to Texas and as far east as Western North Carolina |
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Oak wilt is commonly confused with other oak disorders,
but can be diagnosed easily by understanding the symptoms |
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Most oak wilt is transmitted through roots grafted together
under ground from tree to tree |
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Disrupting root grafts and macro-infusing the fungicide
Alamo into the tree are the recommended treatments by the US
Forest Service, Texas Forest Service, Texas A&M, University
of Minnesota and the other major universities. |
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Please contact us for information on where to purchase Alamo. |
Macro-Infusion Fungicide
Active Ingredient:
Propiconazole
EPA Signal Word:
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easy to use quart size bottle with integrated measuring pour spout |
Situations for Use
| Alamo® applied using Macro-Infusion™ is scientifically proven to provide protection from oak wilt in red, white and live oak families. Macro-Infusion™ can also be used therapeutically to save live and white oaks. |
 Infected Red Oak Leaf
Browning starts at the margin, progresses towards the petiole, and trees defoliate
 Infected White Oak Leaf
The leaf shows fall-like appearance. Crown wilting and die-back moves slowly.
 Infected Live Oak Leaf
Entire leaf may become chlorotic or bronze |
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