J. S. Boyce
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Importance of decay in Douglas fir. 1 Method of collecting data. 2 Fungi causing decay.3 Position of the decays in the tree.4 Relative importance of the decays.4 Mechanical injuries.5 Page.Entrance of the decays.7 Indications of decay In living trees.10 Extent of incipient decay.15 Summary.ig Outlook.17
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Importance of decay in Douglas fir. 1 Method of collecting data. 2 Fungi causing decay.3 Position of the decays in the tree.4 Relative importance of the decays.4 Mechanical injuries.5 Page.Entrance of the decays.7 Indications of decay In living trees.10 Extent of incipient decay.15 Summary.ig Outlook.17
Key concepts: Douglas fir, Geology, History, Geography, Forestry