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BigMonFan - Posted - 04/19/2012: 12:27:23
I saw this attached to a cedar tree today and had no idea what I was looking at. I broke the piece out and brought it home and took these pictures. It only took a minute on the internet to identify what this stuff is. What I found was interesting to me as I had never seen nor heard of this fungus before. I added a link below that gives a much better explanation than I can.
blog.sciencemusings.com/2007/0...dust.html
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Klondike Waldo - Posted - 04/19/2012: 13:13:35
Careful there, that'll stunt your growth! Oh, sorry, too late
dmiller - Posted - 04/19/2012: 18:42:16
Hmmm. If I didn't know better, I'd say it looks suspiciously like the Flying Spaghetti Monster. 
BConk - Posted - 04/20/2012: 06:54:20
Yes - I've seen it before. It's called Cedar Rust. It's a fungus that attacks cedars and junipers. I believe it will also attack apples - which is why it's not a good idea to have cedars and apples growing in the same area...like I do in my yard...which is where I've seen it before. 
Edited by - BConk on 04/20/2012 06:55:43
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