Manual of Tree Diseases
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8 : 65-^, pis.
8-10. 1914.
Schrenk, Hermann von, and Spaulding, P. Piped-rot of oak and chestnut. In Diseases of deciduous forest trees. U. S. Dept.
Agr. Bur. PI. Ind. Bui. 149:3^-40. pi. 5. 1909. (Note: The piped-rot of oak described is due to P. Rheades and that of chest- nut to P. erocetL8,) Hartig, R. Polyporus dryadeus Fr. In Die Zersetzungserschei- nungen des Holzes etc., pp. 125-128, pi. 17. 1878. (This is a discussion of the rot due to P. Rheades and not P. dryadeus.) String and Ray But...t-Rot Caused by Polyporus Berkeleyi Fries This heartwood-rot of the base of oak trees is found through- out eastern and central United States. It is not known to be as common or destructive as several of the other wood-rots of oaks. Mature and over-mature trees are affected. It is never found in the tops of trees but is limited to the base of the trunk OAK DISEASES 253 and the larger roots. The decay extends from the surface of the ground upward m the heartwood for a distance of one to a few feet and in its final stages leaves a large hollow cavity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 : 65-^, pis.
8-10. 1914.
Schrenk, Hermann von, and Spaulding, P. Piped-rot of oak and chestnut. In Diseases of deciduous forest trees. U. S. Dept.
Agr. Bur. PI. Ind. Bui. 149:3^-40. pi. 5. 1909. (Note: The piped-rot of oak described is due to P. Rheades and that of chest- nut to P. erocetL8,) Hartig, R. Polyporus dryadeus Fr. In Die Zersetzungserschei- nungen des Holzes etc., pp. 125-128, pi. 17. 1878. (This is a discussion of the rot due to P. Rheades and not P. dryadeus.) String and Ray But...t-Rot Caused by Polyporus Berkeleyi Fries This heartwood-rot of the base of oak trees is found through- out eastern and central United States. It is not known to be as common or destructive as several of the other wood-rots of oaks. Mature and over-mature trees are affected. It is never found in the tops of trees but is limited to the base of the trunk OAK DISEASES 253 and the larger roots. The decay extends from the surface of the ground upward m the heartwood for a distance of one to a few feet and in its final stages leaves a large hollow cavity.
What to read after Manual of Tree Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rankin, William Howard, 1888- to read onlineMoreLess
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