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Identifier: chestnutbarkdise137gidd (find matches)
Title: The chestnut bark disease
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Giddings, N. J. (Nahum James)
Subjects: Chestnut blight - West Virginia.
Publisher: West Virginia University. Agricultural Experiment Station
Contributing Library: West Virginia University Libraries
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Pig. 8.—A more advanced stage than fig. 7. Bark peeling off. I 218 W. V. AGR. EXPERIMENT STATION (Bulletin 137 vania, Deleware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, and theDistrict of Columbia. A glance at the map, figure lo, will show how general hasbeen the spread from New York City as a center. In consid-ering this map one should remember that a diseased tree ispractically doomed to die. There are numerous diseasedareas, especially in Pennsylvania, which have been foundsince this map was plotted.
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Fig. 9.—A view showing complete destruction on young chestnut stand in forest area. ■ E. R. Hodson, of the U. S. Forest Service, writing of thisdisease in 1908, says, In Pennsylvania it is no where abun-dant yet, although it exists at Easton, South Bethlehem, andMorrisville, and is repprted as far north as Pocono Mountains,and as far south now as Philadelphia. In recent correspon-dence with the Pennsylvania Commission for the investiga-tion and control of this disease, they have sent us a map show-ing that the area of general infection now includes nearlyone-half of the state. A similar rapid spread has been record-ed in other states and a great united effort should be made toprevent its further progress. March, 1912.) THE CHESTNUT BARK DISEASE. 219 ? ^ / \ 1 V • •• • • • N • I ii 1 liM \ + • • do ifl; 1 ® \ r r* TAX ■*■ rv/ • iV £X PL A rvA T/ ON i • / «=»<: ^ Al/ trees dead ^^ • ^^-SA lllll A/Ztfees diseased• LocaJ c/fseased areas+ f^ormer d/

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  • bookyear:1912
  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:Giddings__N__J___Nahum_James_
  • booksubject:Chestnut_blight___West_Virginia_
  • bookpublisher:West_Virginia_University__Agricultural_Experiment_Station
  • bookcontributor:West_Virginia_University_Libraries
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  • bookleafnumber:15
  • bookcollection:west_virginia_university
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