Wood decay fungi common to urban living trees in the Northeast and Central United States

Wood decay fungi common to urban living trees in the Northeast and Central United States

by Christopher J. Luley

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This manual is designed to simplify the difficult task of identifying the common decay fungi that threaten the structural stability of urban trees. High-quality photographs and concise, straightforward commentary provide the necessary information required to identify decay fungi. Whether you are an arborist or urban tree manager, use the manual as a reference book to easily look up what you need in the field or in the office.--COVER.

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