This might be caused by a number of diseases that can infect your cedar, including rust, sooty mold, root or crown rot, and twig blight. Carefully inspect your tree so you can correctly identify ...

Various fungal, bacterial, and viral diseases can cause your cedar trees to turn brown. Some fungal diseases include Armillaria root rot (for which there is no cure), phytophthora root rot ...

visualized data on how the disease could widen its reach as the planet warms. Published Nov. 13 at 6:00 a.m. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. At some point, Erik McIntyre inhaled the fungal spores. He couldn ...