1982

Proceedings of the USDA Forest Service American Chestnut Cooperators' Meeting. Morgantown, West Virginia. January 5-7, 1982.

Foreword & Acknowledgement: More Details
Hypovirulence in Endothia Parasitica and Suggested Procedures for It's Detection and Analysis: More Details
USDA Forest Service Cooperative Research Chestnut Program 1978 to 1982: More Details
Summary of Endothia Parasitica Hypovirulence Research at West Virginia University: More Details
Summary of Relationships Among Swollen Superficial Cankers, Survival of American Chestnut Trees, and Hypovirulence in Endothia Parasitica at Southeastern Forest Experiment Station: More Details
Summary of Chestnut Research at Duke University 1980 to 1981: More Details
Summary Research Sporulation and Dissemination of Hypovirulent Strains of the Chestnut Blight Fungus at the University of Kentucky: More Details
Summary Research on Biology of Hypovirulent and Virulent Endothia Parasitica on Blight-Resistant and Blight-Susceptible Chestnut Trees at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: More Details
Summary of Hypovirulence Research at Utah State University: More Details
Chestnut Blight: Defense Reactions: More Details
Hybrid Chestnuts at the Lesesne Forest, Virginia: More Details
Disease Incidence, Symptomatology, and Vegetative Compatibility Type Distribution of Endothia Parasitica on Oak and Chestnut Hosts in North Carolina: More Details
Endothia Parasitica on Nuts of Castanea Dentata: More Details
Experimentation with Hypovirulent Endothia Parasitica in Michigan: More Details
The Distribution of Surviving American Chestnuts in Michigan: More Details
Detection and Evaluation of Hypovirulence in and Resistance to Endothia Parasitica in Surviving American Chestnuts and Associated Oaks in North Carolina: More Details
Propagation of American Chestnut In Vitro: More Details
Carpenter Ants as Carriers of Endothia Parasitica: More Details
Association of Endothia Parasitica with Mites Isolated from Cankers on American Chestnut Trees: More Details
Natural Dissemination of Artificially Inoculated Hypovirulent Strains of Endothia Parasitica: More Details
Attempts to Control Chestnut Blight with Slurry and Conidial Sprays of Hypovirulent Strains: More Details
Effects of Selected North American and Italian Cytoplasmic Hypovirulence Agents on North American and Italian Strains of Endothia Parasitica: More Details
Utilization of Chestnut Tannins By Endothia Parasitica: More Details
The Ability of Hypovirulent Isolates and Mixtures of Hypovirulent Isolates to Control Artificially Established Virulent Cankers: More Details
Mycelium Production in Liquid Media By Several Normal, Hypovirulent and Converted Endothia Parasitica Isolates: More Details
Isolation and Partial Characterization of a Virus-like Particle and it's Genome Associated With Endothia Parasitica Strain 43: More Details
Liposome Encapsulated DSRNA For Cell-Free Transmission of Hypovirulence: More Details
Strategies for Enhancing Dissemination of Hypovirulence in Endothia Parasitica: State of the Art: More Details
Host-Parasite Interactions of Endothia Parasitica on Chestnut Species: State of the Art: More Details
Molecular Aspects of Hypovirulence: State of the Art: More Details
Cultural Considerations in Endothia Parasitica: State of the Art: More Details
Vegetative Compatibility and Hypovirulence Conversion in Endothia Parasitica: State of the Art: More Details
Chestnut Blight--Priorities for Research: More Details
Bimonthly Inoculations of Virulent and Hypovirulent Isolates of Endothia Parasitica: More Details
Treatment of Endothia Parasitica Cankers Using 4 Hypovirulent Slurries: More Details
Ants as Vectors of Endothia Parasitica: More Details
Detection of RNA Dependent-RNA Polymerase Activity in Crude Extracts of Virus-like Particles in Endothia Parasitica Strain EP-43: More Details
The Ultrastructure of Endothia Parasitica: General Features and Visualization of Virus-like Particles in a Hypovirulent Isolate: More Details

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