[Archive] Group dying of conifers (FC Leaflet 65 - 1976)

Group Dying of conifers is caused by the fungus Rhizina undulata Fr., which commonly becomes established where fires have been lit in coniferous woodland or on ground recently cleared of coniferous trees. The spores of this fungus readily germinate in the soil after they have been subjected to relatively high temperatures (30-45°C), hence the association with fires. This Leaflet describes all aspects of the fungus and its control.

[Archive] Group dying of conifers (FC Leaflet 65 - 1976)

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Themes

Forest management, Pests and diseases

Published

1976

Publication type

Archive publication: Leaflet

ISBN

0-11-710214-8

Publication owner

Forestry Commission

[Archive] Group dying of conifers (FC Leaflet 65 – 1976)

[Archive] Group dying of conifers (FC Leaflet 65 - 1976)

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