on AOL Answers. wheeping cherry tree, amber sap oozing from base of trunk, what should i do? Topics:  tree careAsked by Monica on July 23, 2010 View the entire discussion on AOL Answersmore

Pinyon trees are naturally "sappy" trees. Just because you see sap does not mean you should be alarmed. However, there are a couple of insects that can cause sap to ooze from these trees that you might want to know about. Bark moths and pitch moths ... more

NEWPORT NEWS - Q.I live in northwest New Jersey, where I have four 10-foot-tall Leyland cypress trees growing in my back yard. This past week, I noticed a clear to white liquid substance on the needles of the trees. It almost looks like saliva. I ... more

What you are seeing is commonly called guttation, a plant exuding liquid water from its leaves. Usually seen in the early morning and often mistaken for dew. This is a normal process for many plants. The liquid is plain water. ... more

This may be due to the infection of Red palm weevil. The diagnostic symptoms are the presence of holes on the stem, oozing out of a viscous brown fluid and extrusion of chewed up fibrous matter through the hole, longitudinal splitting of leaf base ... more

Wetwood, condition is a common occurrence in many trees. Fluid exudes from pruning wounds and/or branch unions. Over time it may become discolored and cause streaks to form on the bark. ... more

No. Contact with Urushiol is the only thing that causes a poison ivy rash, and that isnt the substance that oozes from the blisters. Remember, the first step in treating a poison ivy rash is washing the affected area with warm water and soap, as ... more

Before delivery of hardwood flooring, the jobsite must be ready. A dry crawlspace is a must! If seepage is a common condition for the area, installation of foundation or footing drains may be necessary. ... more

When the skin around the diaper area is oozing, you never want to use ANY dermo-cosmetic products. You should consult a physician immediately. ... more