Titlebook: Defense Mechanisms of Woody Plants Against Fungi; Robert A. Blanchette,Alan R. Biggs Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Baum

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Mark Seligman,Junko Hosaka,Harald Singerbsequent colonization. Similarly, recent concepts of decay in living trees (e.g. Shigo and Marx 1977, Shigo 1979, Shortie 1979) have implied an active host defense against infection in sapwood and even heartwood (Shigo and Shortie 1979). It is not disputed that living cells in wood can and do respon

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Dialogue Writing Set in Contexton 1989). Understandably, a wide array of living organisms have evolved mechanisms to acquire and metabolize the different components of tree xylem. On the other hand, the xylem of trees is critical for mechanical support, food reserve, and sap conduction, and therefore trees have evolved several me

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04966-9ve models are compartmentalization of decay in trees (CODIT) (Shigo and Marx 1977), reaction zone formation (Shain 1967, 1971), and an alternative view based on microenvironmental conditions (Boddy and Rayner 1983) (Chap. 6).

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Dialogue Writing Set in Contextted trees. This review will concentrate on responses to the two most studied of conifer root pathogens, ., cause of Fomes root and butt rot, and ., formerly . but now divided into a number of distinct biological species, and also will include information on laminated root rot of conifers, caused by