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Old 30-Nov-2004   #2
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Not a Dr. here, but:

Brown lumps on the elm might be scale it's really hard to tell without a picture. Aphids suck juice from leaves and twigs, they wouldn't be stripping the bark. The chinese elm may be semi-deciduous in your area, but it will replace leaves periodically.


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Matt
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