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East Bay plant people, let's document plant disease!

Hey folks. Michele Hammond at EBRPD asked me to set up this project so we can collect observations of disease in native plants in the East Bay, particularly in manzanitas and associated species, but really for any situation where you see a lot of dead leaves or dead plants across numerous individuals in a population of native plants.

Here are some important things to keep in mind:

  1. Try to document situations where multiple plants show evidence of dead branches or dead individuals. One afflicted individual is less significant than a pattern of disease.
  2. Try to get photos that both demonstrate what species you're looking at and show a pattern of multiple infected individuals. This usually means adding close-up photos and far-back photos to the same observation.
  3. Don't bother documenting problems in burn areas. Presumably
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Posted on March 29, 2021 11:35 PM by kueda kueda | 8 comments | Leave a comment

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Public parks in the East Bay would like people to document manzanitas or other native woody plants (shrubs and trees like toyon or grey pines) that have dead branches or are dead with leaves still on the plant.

  • Please report number of affected plants, either through the observation field or in the observation description (it's ok to estimate)
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kueda created this project on March 27, 2021
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