Condition of experimental chestnut poles in the Warren-Buffalo and Poughkeepsie-Newton square lines after five and eight years' service

Condition of experimental chestnut poles in the Warren-Buffalo and Poughkeepsie-Newton square lines after five and eight years' service

by Carlile Patterson Winslow

Part of Forest products laboratory series

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