Tania Quesada: Patterns of Fusiform Rust

Update: 2025-06-18

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Ever wondered what that orange dusty substance is growing on your pine? Chances are its fusiform rust, a fungal disease that can jump between host trees. Learn the intricacies and genetic impacts on fusiform rust and how to best protect your trees.

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