W. H. Long
Born 1867-01-01
Died 1947-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF96619525
- WikidataQ8012083
- ISNI0000000115788169
- Open LibraryOL6646353A
Top Subjects
- Diseases and pests (2)
- Forest fires (1)
- Puccinia (1)
- Oak (1)
- Wood-decaying fungi (1)
- Chestnut (1)
- Forest management (1)
Books by W. H. Long
Total count: 27
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The local distribution and occurrence of the fungi of Austin, Texas, and vicinity1900-01-01
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Fungus spores as bee-bread1901-01-01
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Notes on new or rare species of Ravenelia1906-01-01
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A preliminary note on Polyporus Dryadeus as a root parasite on the oak1913-01-01
Effect of forest fires on standing hardwood timberGovernment Printing Office1913-01-01
Influence of the host on morphological characters of Puccinia ellisiana and Puccinia andropogonis.1914-01-01-
Heart-rot of oaks and poplars caused by Polyporus dryophilusDepartment of Agriculture1914-01-01
The death of chestnuts and oaks due to Armillaria melleaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1914-01-01-
An undescribed species of Gymnosporangium from Japan1914-01-01
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A new aspect of brush disposal in Arizona and New Mexico1915-01-01
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Two new hosts for Peridermium pyriforme1915-01-01
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The aecial stage of Coleosporium ribicola1916-01-01
A preliminary report on the occurrence of western red-rot in Pinus ponderosaU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1917-01-01-
Three undescribed species of polypores1917-01-01
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Notes on new or rare species of Gasteromycetes1917-01-01
Investigations of the rotting of slash in ArkansasU.S. Dept. of Agriculture1917-01-01-
Aecial stage of Puccinia oxalidis1918-01-01
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Notes on new or rare species of rusts1921-01-01
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Mistletoe and smelter smoke1922-01-01
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The self pruning of western yellow pine1924-01-01
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Making the cottonwood neat1925-01-01
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Some microscopic characters of the rot caused by Ganoderma Curtisii1930-01-01
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Polyporus dryadeus, a root parasite on white fir1930-01-01
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Two pocket rots of hardwood trees1939-01-01
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Notes on Gymnosporangium Cupressi1940-01-01
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Studies in the GasteromycetesI. : The genus Dictyocephalos1940-01-01
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The durability of untreated oak posts in the southwest1941-01-01