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Emerging Fungal Disease Kills Thousands Of Ohia Trees Native To Hawaii
A fungal disease known as rapid ohia death has killed hundreds of thousands of Hawaii's iconic, native ohia lehua trees. Researchers have teamed up to create a treatment to prevent this deadly disease from spreading further across the state.
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