These agendas are marked, showing actions taken by TCEQ commissioners at agenda meetings. Commissioners present at the meeting are noted at the top of each document. The action taken by the Commission on each item is marked below that item. Initials beside the action are those of Commissioners present and voting. These agendas are provided in portable document format (PDF).
Maple wilt, also called Verticillium wilt, is a common and serious disease of maples. The destructive soil-borne fungus, Verticillium, kills many maples each year throughout North America. Norway maples seem especially sensitive to infection by Verticillium.
Evergreens can develop armillaria root rot, also known as oak root fungus and shoestring disease. It kills the trunk at the base of the evergreen and the major roots. Symptoms of armillaria root rot are small, discolored needles or leaves that drop off. There may also be mushrooms growing on the trunk. Root-type growths that are reddish-brown or black may be found on the root surface or root crown. Entire branches die, commonly at the top of the evergreen first.