| doc-title | UC tries to stop northward movement of sudden oak death |
| quote | "Many plants and trees in our area may be infected by the disease, but most don’t die from it," Valachovic said. "On the leaves of two particular trees, tanoak and bay laurel, the pathogen readily produces spores, which help spread the disease. Our experimental treatment efforts are focusing on these two trees to slow reproduction of the pathogen." |
| source | University of California news article |