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A Bluestain in Balsam Fir

René PomerleauForest Research Laboratory P. O. Box 35 (Sillery), Quebec, P.Q., Canada
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D. E. EtheridgeForest Research Laboratory P. O. Box 35 (Sillery), Quebec, P.Q., Canada
Pages 155-170 | Published online: 12 Sep 2018

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Yolande Dalpé & J. Ginns. (1994) René Pomerleau, 1904–1993. Mycologia 86:4, pages 588-591.
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W. Wayne Wilcox. (1970) Anatomical changes in wood cell walls attacked by fungi and bacteria. The Botanical Review 36:1, pages 1-28.
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D. E. Etheridge. (1962) SELECTIVE ACTION OF FUNGUS-INHIBITORY PROPERTIES OF BALSAM FIR HEARTWOOD. Canadian Journal of Botany 40:11, pages 1459-1462.
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