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Tag: oak wilt

A dying oak tree fronts the entrance to a Hollywood Park house.
Posted inGov & Politics

San Antonio, Surrounding Cities Work to Mitigate Oak Wilt Problem

Rachel Cywinski by Rachel Cywinski May 6, 2017

Bexar County has 470 acres affected by oak wilt. San Antonio, Helotes, and Hollywood Park, in that order, have lost the most trees to the disease.

A dying oak tree fronts the entrance to a Hollywood Park house.
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New Council Measure May Slow Oak Wilt

Mitch Hagney by Mitch Hagney November 13, 2016
An oak tree that has been infected stands alone near healthy trees. Photo by Scott Ball.
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Councilman Krier: City Should Take Steps to Fight Oak Wilt

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