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West Consulting Firm: Slime Flux

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West Consulting Firm
802 W Longleaf Drive Unit 18 Auburn, AL 36832

Mr. Doug Chapman
123 Main Street
Mobile, AL 31864

November 5, 2015

Subject: Slime Flux

Dear Mr. Chapman,

The symptoms you described sound like Slime Flux, commonly referred to as Bacterial Wetwood. This is an important disease in the fact that it typically causes mortality of the tree. This disease is caused by bacteria of a variety of different species entering the tree either through an open wound. Slime Flux often infects Maple, Oak and Elm trees. The bacteria grow under the bark and cause pressure to build by causing the tree to raise its water content allowing the bacteria to seep through any cracks that may be in the bark which will cause discoloration. This

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