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Tree 19-4, brown cubical trunk rot which entered branch stub
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
forest pathology
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Tree 19-4, brown cubical trunk rot which entered branch stub
Date: 7/1962

Tree 19-2, ring red rot and buck shot
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
forest pathology
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Tree 19-2, ring red rot and buck shot
Date: 7/1962

Tree 18-4, red rot
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
forest pathology
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Tree 18-4, red rot
Date: 7/1962

Tree 22-2 brown cubical trunk rot ot 0'
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
forest pathology
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Tree 22-2 brown cubical trunk rot ot 0'
Date: 7/1962

Western red rot figure
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: figure
decay
western red rot survey (1935)
forest pathology
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Western red rot figure
Date: 5/1952

Embeded branch of Pinus ponderosa (cross section) with decay caused by Polyporus ellisianus
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
polyporus anceps (red rot)
forest pathology
Location: Black Hills; SD; United States
Description: Embeded branch of Pinus ponderosa (cross section) with decay caused by Polyporus ellisianus
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Decay of Pinus ponderosa caused by Polyporus ellisianus
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: decay
forest pathology
Location: Black Hills; United States
Description: Decay of Pinus ponderosa caused by Polyporus ellisianus
Date: