Aeration and other soil factors affecting southern pines as related to littleleaf disease View on Open Library

Aeration and other soil factors affecting southern pines as related to littleleaf disease

by Bratislav Zak , United States. Forest Service. issuing body

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First published: 1961 1 language
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Littleleaf disease of pine Longleaf pine Diseases and pests

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