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The Management of Dutch Elm Disease
2000Dutch elm disease (DED) has been a major environmental catastrophe in North America. Its management has been a saga highlighted more by failure than success, with approximately 70% of the mature landscape elms killed. DED must, and can be, managed, and is best achieved by prevention rather than cure.
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Anaesthetists and Dutch Elm Disease.
Anaesthesia, 1981Undiagnosed tetanus can be a rare cause of acute intestinal obstruction followed by respiratory failure after surgery and general anaesthesia. The anaesthetist should always read the general practitioner's referring letter (so should the surgeon). Equally, the general practitioner's letter should record normal physiological values for that patient ...
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Phylogeny and taxonomy of the Ophiostoma piceae complex and the Dutch elm disease fungi
Mycologia, 2001Thomas C. Harrington
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