Soluble sugar concentrations in needles and bark of western white pine in response to season and blister rust View on Open Library

Soluble sugar concentrations in needles and bark of western white pine in response to season and blister rust

by N. E. Martin

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First published: 1987 1 language
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Physiological effect Blister rust Western white pine Diseases and pests Sugar Host-parasite relationships Forests and forestry

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