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- W2317187234 abstract "Arthur H. Gravesx in 1912 described a leaf disease of chestnut and oak and ascribed it to Monochaetia Desmazierii. This dis? ease is characterized by large, more or less circular, leaf spots with concentric zones of varying gray, yellow, and brown. These spots vary in size, but frequently attain the diameter of one inch. Graves reported the disease on Castanea dentata in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia, and on Quercus borealis maxima in North Carolina. The writer has had this disease under observation since 1912 and finds that it cccasionally causes considerable injury to the foliage of trees. The injury, however, usually occurs late in summer after the trees have made their growth, which no doubt greatly lessens the efTect on the trees. Monochaetia Desmazierii is constantly present on the leaf spots caused by this disease, but its parasitism has never been proven. In order to show the range of this disease and of Monochaetia Desmazierii, the states from which specimens have been collected are given, which are as follows: On Acer rubrum2 in Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. On Castanea dentata in Georgia, Indiana, North Carolina, Ten? nessee, and Virginia. On Hamamelis virginiana in Georgia, Maryland, Tennessee, and Virginia. On Hicoria alba in Tennessee." @default.
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- W2317187234 title "The Large Leaf Spot of Chestnut and Oak Associated with Monochaetia Desmazierii" @default.
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