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Gummosis, the formation of patches of a gummy substance on the trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Opaque gummosis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gummy substance discharge (Gummosis) on Tamarind tree trunk as a result of damage by Asian Ambrosia beetle Royalty Free Stock Photo

Citrus Gummosis on pomelo fruit in Viet Nam. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close Up of Tree Trunk with Gummosis Showing Reddish Orange Sap on Rough Bark

Citrus gummosis is bacterial disease affecting citrus plants. The plant death if not maintained properly Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gummosis on a fruit tree. Treatment of gummosis in a sick tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gummosis on the bark of a cherry tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gardener Cleans a Wound on a Tree. Gummosis on a fruit tree. Treatment of gummosis in a sick tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a tree trunk exhibiting gummosis, with a prominent outflow of reddish-orange sap. The bark is visibly rough and textured, highlighting the contrast with the smooth, glossy appearance of the sap. Gummosis is a condition where sap exudes through the bark, often due to stress or injury, commonly seen in trees like fruit-bearing varieties. The sap oozes and collects in globules, creating a striking visual against the dark, rugged bark surface.