Dutch elm disease control: economics of girdling diseased elms to improve sanitation performance
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
Early detection and immediate girdling plus prompt removal (within 20 work days) of diseased elms saved more elms at a lower cost than sanitation practices in which diseased elms were just removed promptly or were allowed to remain standing into the dormant season.
[Ti: Dutch elm disease control: economics of girdling diseased elms to improve sanitation performance]
[Au: Cannon, W.N., Jr.,, Barger, J.H., and, Worley, D.P.,]
[So: Journal of Arboriculture 8(5):129-135.]
[Ky: Maintenance]]
[Issue/Page: 8(5):129-135]
Authors
W.N. Cannon Jr., J.H. Barger, D.P. Worley
W.N. Cannon Jr., J.H. Barger, D.P. Worley
Date Published
1982
1982
Journal/Conference
Journal of Arboriculture
Journal of Arboriculture
Publisher
International Society of Arboriculture
International Society of Arboriculture
Publisher Location
Savoy, IL (US)
Savoy, IL (US)
ISBN/ISSN
0278-5226
0278-5226
Volume/Issue/Number
/8(5):129-135/
/8(5):129-135/
Sub-Topics
Maintenance Specifications
Maintenance Specifications
Keywords
Maintenance
Maintenance
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