Economic Effectiveness of Operational Therapeutic Pruning for Control of Dutch Elm Disease

Economic Effectiveness of Operational Therapeutic Pruning for Control of Dutch Elm Disease

Therapeutic pruning for Dutch elm disease control has not been widely used in Minnesota because of fear of low success, operational difficulties, and difficulty in obtaining funds for such a program. We report a study in which trees were identified for pruning during routine tree inspections, and pr...

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