Tinsel syndrome

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The tinsel syndrome is a sign of the death of spruce . The "curtain" of the spruce branches hanging down normally from the branches then becomes more transparent due to the loss of needles and the branches are individually visible like tinsel , hence the name. This disease can be recognized particularly well at the edges of the forest, if there are gaps due to diseases, mineral deficiency and parasite infestation .

See also: Forest dieback

literature

  • Günter Hartmann, Franz Nienhaus, Heinz Butin : Color Atlas Forest Damage. Diagnosis of tree diseases . 2nd, revised and expanded edition. Ulmer, Stuttgart (Hohenheim) 1995, ISBN 3-8001-3351-2