Fusiform Rust on Pines C 440

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Edward A. Brown, Professor
Kim D. Coder, Professor of Community Forestry

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Published on Apr 29, 2009.

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Fusiform rust is most damaging on slash and loblolly pines. Losses to this disease amount to millions of dollars a year from the death of infected trees and from its degrading effect on products cut from the tree.

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