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Why do horse chestnut leaves brown and shrivel so early?
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Why do horse chestnut leaves brown and shrivel so early?
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Why do horse chestnut leaves brown and shrivel so early?
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Listener Sue sent us the following:
I notice year after year that horse chestnut tree leaves brown and shrivel much earlier than other deciduous trees. Why is that?
I am also informed that a moth is getting into deciduous tree leaves to shrivel them - and I also notice that sycamore leaves are blackening locally...
Any answers to her question?
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Re: Why do horse chestnut leaves brown and shrivel so early?
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We discussed this in this Naked Scientists episode:
https://www.thenakedscientists.com/articles/interviews/late-summer-browning-leaf-miners
Also, we made this short video that explains what's going on:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GyAa2VjWdg
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