Ash Yellows
Phytoplasma (formerly mycoplasma)
A phytoplasma disease that affects ash species throughout northeastern and midwestern North America. The disease causes progressive decline with reduced growth, abnormal branching patterns, and eventual tree death.

Identification & Symptoms
What to Look For
Potential Damage
Lifecycle
Phytoplasmas move through sieve cells in the phloem, causing death of inner bark. The pathogen is transmitted by leafhoppers that feed on infected trees. Symptoms may develop up to 3 years after phytoplasma is detected in ash phloem.
Professional Treatment Approach
No cure available once infected
Remove severely infected trees
Maintain tree vigor to improve tolerance
Manage environmental stress factors
Control leafhopper populations when possible
Plant resistant species in affected areas
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