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Butin, H. 1973: European Journal of Forest Pathology 3(3): 146-163.
Chou, C.K.S. 1987: Crown wilt of Pinus radiata associated with Diplodia pinea infection of woody stems. European Journal of Forest Pathology 17(7): 398-411.
Chou, C.K.S. 1989: Morphological and cultural variation of Seiridium spp. from cankered Cupressaceae hosts in New Zealand. European Journal of Forest Pathology 19(7): 435-445.
Chou, C.K.S.; MacKenzie, M. 1988: Effect of pruning intensity and season on Diplodia pinea infection of Pinus radiata stem through pruning wounds. European Journal of Forest Pathology 18(7): 437-444.
Chu-Chou, M.; Grace, L.J. 1983: Characterization and identification of mycorrhizas of Douglas fir in New Zealand. European Journal of Forest Pathology 13(4): 251-260.
DiCosmo, Peredo & Minter 1983: European Journal of Forest Pathology 12
DiCosmo, Peredo & Minter 1983: European Journal of Forest Pathology 13
Hood, I.A.; Sandberg, C.J.; Barr, C.W.; Holloway, W.A.; Bradbury, P.M. 1990: Changes in needle retention associated with the spread and establishment of Phaeocryptopus gaeumannii in planted Douglas fir. European Journal of Forest Pathology 20: 418-429.
Kile, G.A. 1989: Infection of exotic and Tasmanian native tree and shrub species by the vascular stain fungus Chalara australis. European Journal of Forest Pathology 19: 98-104.
Ondřej, M. 1972: Ein Beitrag zur Kenntniss der parasitischen imperfekten Pilze der Gattung Pollaccia Bald. et Cif. an Pappeln (Populus spp.). European Journal of Forest Pathology 2(3): 140-146.
Ouellette, G.B. 1972: Nectria macrospora (Wr.) Ouellette sp. nov. (= N. fuckeliana var. macrospora): strains, physiology and pathogenicity, and comparison with N. fuckeliana var. fuckeliana. European Journal of Forest Pathology 2: 172-181.
Roll-Hansen, F.; Roll-Hansen, H. 1980: Microorganisms which invade Picea abies in seasonal stem wounds. II. Ascomycetes, fungi imperfecti and bacteria. General discussion, Hymenomycetes included. . European Journal of Forest Pathology 10: 396-410.
Spiers, A.G. 1983: Host range and pathogenicity studies of Marsonnina brunnea to poplars. European Journal of Forest Pathology 13: 181-196.
Spiers, A.G. 1984: Comparative studies of host specificity and symptoms exhibited by poplars infected with Marssonina brunnea, Marssonina castagnei and Marssonina populi. European Journal of Forest Pathology 14: 202-218.
Spiers, A.G. 1988: Studies of Marssonina castagnei in Australasia. European Journal of Forest Pathology 18: 65-76.
Spiers, A.G. 1998: Melampsora and Marssonina pathogens of poplars and willows in New Zealand. European Journal of Forest Pathology 28: 233-240.
Spiers, A.G.; Hopcroft, D.H. 1988: Factors affecting Chondrostereum purpureum infection of Salix. European Journal of Forest Pathology 18: 257-278.
Spiers, A.G.; Hopcroft, D.H. 1993: Black canker and leaf spot of Salix in New Zealand caused by Glomerella miyabeana (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides). European Journal of Forest Pathology 23: 92-102.
Weissenberg, K. von 1975: Pathogens observed on lodgepole pine grown in Finland. . European Journal of Forest Pathology 5: 309-317.

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