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Pitch Canker, A New Disease of Some Southern Pines

George H. Hepting, Elmer R. Roth

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Abstract A new and highly lethal canker of southern pines is described. The causal agent has been isolated and identified, as a species of Fusarium.

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Abstract A new and highly lethal canker of southern pines is described. The causal agent has been isolated and identified, as a species of Fusarium.

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Abstract A new and highly lethal canker of southern pines is described. The causal agent has been isolated and identified, as a species of Fusarium.

Key concepts: Canker, Forestry, Biology, Environmental science, Geography, Agroforestry, Botany

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