Malnutritional Petrification is a syndrome of Mother Lomoi (Boduan) trees, in which their Sapwood becomes petrified and brittle due to overdraft of certain nutrients.
Fossil evidence indicates this was the second most common cause of death for Bull Lomoi, after Competitive Uprooting.
Conversely, it appears that Mother Lomoi (Boduan) are more resilient to parasitic and symbiotic overdrafts. Almost all examples on Mother Lomoi have been due to overdevelopment or mismanagement in Haaru settlements. Petrification is the primary concern of Graft Administrations.
This effect is considered to be a major contributing factor in the Fall of Kubii.