Perley Spaulding
Books
- Report on white pine blister rust control 1918
- A biographical history of botany at St. Louis, Missouri
- Notes upon Cronartium ribicola
- The rusts of Tsuga canadensis
- A disease of black oaks caused by Polyporus obtusus Berk
- Decay in balsam fir in New England and New York
- Peridermium strobi Klebahn in America
- Investigations of Cronartium ribicola in 1920
- Decay of logging slash in the northeast
- The European larch canker in America
- Notes upon tree diseases in the eastern states
- Dangerous foreign diseases liable to be imported on plants
- Relation of pathology to forestry in the northeast
- Inoculations on Ribes with Cronartium ribicola Fischer
- Dietrich preferable authority for Cronartium ribicola
- The decay of hardwood slash in northern New England
- Undesirable foreign plant diseases
- The damping-off of coniferous seedlings
- Diseases of North American forest trees planted abroad
- The present status of the white-pine blister rust
- Fungi of clay mines
- A partial explanation of the relative susceptibility of the white pines to the white pine blister rust (Cronartium ribicola, Fischer)
- The dying of beech in 1934
- White-pine blister rust
- Heart rot of Sassafras sassafras caused by Fomes ribis
- Stereum sanguinolentum a dangerous fungus in pruning wounds on northern white pine
- Balsam fir -- use it, don't lose it
- Conditions antecedent to the infection of white pines by Cronartium ribicola in the northeastern United States
- Leigh Humboldt Pennington, 1877-1929
- Foreign diseases of forest trees of the world
- [Some notes on the bitter-rot disease of apples, referring particularly to recent investigations and cultural experiments.]
- A blight disease of young conifers
- Report of committee on forest disease control
- Diseases of plants
- Foresters have a vital interest in the white-pine blister rust
- Diseases of the eastern hemlock
- Botrytis as a parasite upon chrysanthemums and poinsettias
- A new method of mounting fungi grown in cultures for the herbarium
- Two dangerous imported plant diseases
- Some biological aspects of the spread of the white-pine blister rust
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