JUNIPER/E. RED CEDAR


The problem you have chosen may be caused by Botryosphaeria canker or other root diseases.

	Botryosphaeria Canker: Dead branches, girdled by cankers, develop brown leaves. Cankers are often elongate and flat, but difficult to detect. Photo by Chad Behrendt
	Root disease: Examine the roots for signs of rot. Small roots will be soft, brown, and non-fibrous (no feeder roots). Large, woody roots will be soft and punky. Photo by Robert Blanchette

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