The Balsam Woolly Aphid Problem in Oregon and Washington (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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A European insect, commonly called the balsam woolly aphid or chermes, is damaging and killing true fir (abies) in western Oregon and washington. Some acres are known to be infested. Tree killing has reached the point where concerted action is needed. Major salvage plans are being developed by private, state, and federal forest managers to utilize as much of the dead and dying timber as possible. Studies of the insect and means of controlling it are underway and are being expanded.

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