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Spread ofDothistroma septosporain plantations ofPinus radiatain Victoria between 1979 and 1988
Australian Forestry, 1989Summary Pine needle blight on Pinus radiata, due to infection by Dothistroma septospora, was first recorded in Victoria at one location in the north-eastern highlands of the State in 1979. For the first two years afterwards the disease was confined to the same small area, then in 1981/82 it appeared at a very low level in areas up to 50 km distant ...
G. C. Marks, I. W. Smith, I. O. Cook
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Picea omorika— a new host of Dothistroma septospora
European Journal of Forest Pathology, 1994Abstract D. septospora is recorded for the first time on young Serbian spruces. In addition to Serbian spruce, the fungus was also observed on Douglas fir. Based on the length of conidia it was concluded that it was D. septospora var. lineare.
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1988
To assess the efficiency of different treatments in reducing the effect of Dothistroma septospora on the growth of young Pinus radiata, six treatments and a control were defined. The treatments included fertilization, the use of herbicide or fungicide and a combination of both at plantation.
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To assess the efficiency of different treatments in reducing the effect of Dothistroma septospora on the growth of young Pinus radiata, six treatments and a control were defined. The treatments included fertilization, the use of herbicide or fungicide and a combination of both at plantation.
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Spread of Dothistroma septospora in plantations of Pinus radiata in Victoria between 1979 and 1988
Australian Forestry, 1989I W Smith
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First Report of Dothistroma septospora on Native Limber and Whitebark Pine in Montana
Plant Disease, 1999J A Walla
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