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Honey Fungus
Honey Fungus
A disease of trees, shrubs, woody climbers and, rarely, woody herbaceous perennials, caused by species of the Armillaria fungus. There are six Armillaria species found in the UK that live on dead and decaying woody material; only two of these are also able to attack living plants.
Honey fungus factsheet
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