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Up to 2% of trees had recently died.
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e0“up to 2% of the trees were recently killed”
t0“Armillariaostoyae in young spruce plantations”
Title
Armillariaostoyae in young spruce plantations
William H. Livingston Canadian Journal of Forest Research 1990. doi:10.1139/x90-236
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Observation Armillaria root disease occurred in 89% of 27 sample locations.
- Observation Armillariaostoyae was identified as the disease cause.
- Observation Spruce showed little stem height and diameter reduction before death.
- Association Lethal infections developed mainly at the root collar and accompanied root deformities and small lateral roots.
- Mechanism Container-associated root deformities were hypothesized to predispose planted spruce to Armillaria root disease.