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University of Kentucky Forest Health Extension Lab & Northern Kentucky University

Honeysuckle Leaf Blight Survey

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Track the distribution and prevalence of honeysuckle leaf blight

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Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsEcology & EnvironmentBiologyjapanese honeysucklehoneysuckle leaf blightinsolibasidium deformanshoneysuckleamur honeysuckleinvasive asian bush honeysuckle
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We are on the hunt for honeysuckle leaf blight! Help us by reporting and submitting photos of honeysuckle with distorted, yellow to brown dead patches on their leaves.

Honeysuckle leaf blight, caused by the fungal pathogen Insolibasidium deformans, is a disease that affects many honeysuckle species, particularly invasive Asian bush honeysuckles like Amur honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii). We are interested in tracking the distribution and prevalence of the disease, as well as investigating the diversity, host range, and virulence of the pathogen.

Forest Health Extension Lab
University of Kentucky
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Northern Kentucky University

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Minimum Age: 13

Languages: English

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