Translocation of dye in grand and subalpine firs infested by the balsam woolly aphid

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Translocation of dye in grand and subalpine firs infested by the balsam woolly aphid

by R. G. Mitchell

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First published: 1967 1 language

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Abies grandis Abies lasiocarpa Balsam woolly adelgid Diseases and pests Dyes and dyeing Motion of fluids in Plants Plants, Motion of fluids in Wounds and injuries Xylem

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