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Discretization effects of lattice QCD are described by Symanziks effective theory when the lattice spacing, $a$, is small. Asymptotic freedom predicts that the leading asymptotic behavior is $sim a^n [bar g^2(a^{-1})]^{hatgamma_1} sim a^n left[frac{1}{-log(aLambda)}right]^{hatgamma_1}$. For spectral quantities, $n=d$ is given in terms of the (lowest) canonical dimension, $d+4$, of the operators in the local effective Lagrangian and $hatgamma_1$ is proportional to the leading eigenvalue of their one-loop anomalous dimension matrix $gamma^{(0)}$. We determine $gamma^{(0)}$ for Yang-Mills theory ($n=2$) and discuss consequences in general and for perturbatively improved short distance observables. With the help of results from the literature, we also discuss the $n=1$ case of Wilson fermions with perturbative O$(a)$ improvement and the discretization effects specific to the flavor currents. In all cases known so far, the discretization effects are found to disappear faster than the naive $sim a^n$ and the log-corrections are a rather weak modification -- in contrast to the two-dimensional O(3) sigma model.
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