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Anonymous 1973: Poplar rust comes to New Zealand. What's New in Forest Research. 7.
Anonymous 1974: A hard look at douglas fir. What's New in Forest Research. 19.
Anonymous 1975: "Terminal crook" disease in pine nurseries. What's New in Forest Research. 25.
Anonymous 1976: Armillaria root rot. What's New in Forest Research. 36.
Anonymous 1977: How important is Naemacyclus?. What's New in Forest Research. 56.
Anonymous 1982: Totara dieback. What's New in Forest Research. 110.
Anonymous 1986: Beech death. What's New in Forest Research. 140.
Anonymous 1988: Improvements in the technology of Dothistroma control. What's New in Forest Research. 169.
Anonymous 1988: Pheromone traps for pinhole borer management. What's New in Forest Research. 165.
Anonymous 1990: Canopy dieback in rata-kamahi forests. What's New in Forest Research. 186.
Anonymous 1990: DED emergency. An invasion by Dutch elm disease. What's New in Forest Research. 199.
Anonymous 1995: Cyclaneusma needle-cast - a problem in final-crop radiata pine?. What's New in Forest Research. 235.

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