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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
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| 5382037 | stem decay of black walnut | Phellinus weirianus | Pinyon showing crown thinning and grayish coloration of chronic infestation with pinyon needle scale. |
| 5382048 | stem decay of black walnut | Phellinus weirianus | Fruiting bodies on trunk. |
| 5366933 | Phellinus fungus | Phellinus pomaceus | Conk of Phellinus pomaceus, a fungus that attacks various fruit trees, particularly those in the genus Prunus (plums, peaches, cherries). |
| 5366938 | red heart of pine | Phellinus pini | Phellinus pini conk. |
| 5366937 | red heart of pine | Phellinus pini | Phellinus pini conk. |
| 5366936 | laminated root disease | Phellinus weirii | Ectotrophic mycelium of the root disease Phellinus weirii, which causes decay in conifer trees. |
| 5366935 | laminated root disease | Phellinus weirii | Evidence of laminated root disease (Phellinus weirii) in douglas-fir. |
| 5366922 | white heartwood rot | Phellinus tremulae | Section of aspen showing decay due to Phellinus tremulae. |
| 5366921 | white heartwood rot | Phellinus tremulae | Conk of Phellinus tremulae on the trunk of an aspen. |
| 5366920 | white heartwood rot | Phellinus tremulae | Conks of Phellinus tremulae on the trunks of aspen trees. |
