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I'm sure many have used this resource: http://nature.berkeley.edu/comtf/ Great info on Phytophthera, with emphasis on P. ramorum. jp:D

Wow, is it getting hot in here or is it me... I think it's time to 'egress' out of here. jp:D

You nailed it Leon. E. deglupta in the back of the valley at Hawaii Kai. Now, let's see if you recognize the rope.... jp:D

Not at all; and I'm not trying to challenge anyone. I'm interested in the process of tracing the decline/death back to any one factor. You can make a best educated guess but until you take a sample down to a lab and have it confirmed under the scope, you're still playing armchair arborist. jp:D

Blinky, I'm curious how you determined (or someone else?) that the tree was killed as a result of spike damage? Seems there are so many factors which lead to the death of a tree that it would be difficult to narrow it down to an initial wounding such as from spike damage; but I'm definitely...