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Early Identification of Fusiform Rust Resistant Slash Pine Families Through Controlled Inoculation

The impact of fusiform rust on many slash pine plantations needs nofurther elaboration. A viable alternative to susceptible planting stockis urgently needed. As a temporary expediency, planting a resistant species such as shortleaf pine in certain areas where high infection rates can be anticipated could be advantageous.


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Author(s): Ray E. Goddard, Robert A. Schmidt

Publication: Tree Improvement and Genetics - Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference - 1971