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Dutch elm disease has currently a low incidence on wych elm in Norway

2011-06-01

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A rapid increase in the frequency of Dutch elm disease (DED), a wilting disease of elm trees caused by bark-beetle vectored fungi, was observed in the early 1990s on several wych elm stands around Oslofjord, southern Norway. To examine the current status of the disease and its impacts on elm population, disease frequency and size distribution of elms were recorded at four locations. Northern parts of Lier, a munic...

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fe0121c5-d43b-551f-a090-be08f0c91f48
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10.1111/j.1439-0329.2010.00650.x
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