JUNIPER/
E. RED CEDAR    DISEASES OF BRANCHES/TRUNK

	ORANGE GELATINOUS GALLS (Occurs frequently) Orange, jelly-like galls with long horns (finger-like projections) appear on branches in the spring. Photo by Plant Disease Clinic
	SHOOT DIEBACK (Occurs frequently) Dieback of young succulent shoots and leaves starting at the shoot tip and progressing inward. Photo by University of MN Extension Service
	BRANCH DIEBACK (Occurs occasionally) Dieback of individual branches. Photo by Chad Behrendt
	OTHER CAUSES Other symptoms caused by chemical, animal, or environmental factors. Photo by Department of Plant Pathology

Juniper / E. Red Cedar Diseases

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