Brown Canker
Cryptosporella umbrina (anamorph: Diaporthe umbrina)
8 host plants
Brown canker produces dark, sunken lesions on tree bark and branches. You see reddish-brown staining and oozing or gummosis in affected areas. The disease favors wet conditions and damaged trees, entering through wounds. Prune out infected wood and maintain tree health through proper care and irrigation.
Prune canes with a sharp knife or pruner immediately above a node when first symptoms are noticed. Remove and destroy canes before sporulation occurs.
Host Plants (8)
Rosa acicularis Wild Prickly Rose
Rosa gymnocarpa Little Wood Rose, Wood Rose, Baldhip Rose
Rosa multiflora Multiflora Rose
Rosa nutkana Nootka Rose
Rosa pisocarpa Clustered Rose, Swap Rose
Rosa rubiginosa Sweetbriar Rose, Eglantine Rose
Rosa rugosa Rugosa Rose, Beach Tomato, Sea Tomato
Rosa woodsii Woods' Rose