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Saffell B.J., Meinzer F.C., Voelker S.L., Shaw D.C., Brooks J.R., Lachenbruch B., McKay J..  2014.  Tree-ring stable isotopes record the impact of a foliar fungal pathogen on CO2 assimilation and growth in Douglas-fir. Plant, Cell, and Environment.
Saffell B.J., Meinzer F.C., Voelker S.L., Shaw D.C., Brooks J.R., Lachenbruch B., McKay J..  2014.  Tree-ring stable isotopes record the impact of a foliar fungal pathogen on CO2 assimilation and growth in Douglas-fir. Plant, Cell, and Environment.
Mainwaring D.B., Maguire D.A., Perakis S.S..  2014.  Three-year growth response of young Douglas-fir to nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, and blended fertilizers in Oregon and Washington. Forest Ecology and Management. 327:178–188.
Mainwaring D.B., Maguire D.A., Perakis S.S..  2014.  Three-year growth response of young Douglas-fir to nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, and blended fertilizers in Oregon and Washington. Forest Ecology and Management. 327:178–188.
Zhao J, Maguire D.A., Mainwaring D.B., Wehage J, Kanaskie A..  2014.  Thinning Mixed-Species Stands of Douglas-Fir and Western Hemlock in the Presence of Swiss Needle Cast: Guidelines Based on Relative Basal Area Growth of Individual Trees. Forest Science. 60(1)
Zhao J, Maguire D.A., Mainwaring D.B., Wehage J, Kanaskie A..  2014.  Thinning Mixed-Species Stands of Douglas-Fir and Western Hemlock in the Presence of Swiss Needle Cast: Guidelines Based on Relative Basal Area Growth of Individual Trees. Forest Science. 60(1)
Maguire D.A., Mainwaring D.B., Kanaskie A..  2011.  Ten-year growth and mortality in young Douglas-fir stands experiencing a range in Swiss needle cast severity. Can. J. For. Res.. 41:2064–2076.
Maguire D.A., Mainwaring D.B., Kanaskie A..  2011.  Ten-year growth and mortality in young Douglas-fir stands experiencing a range in Swiss needle cast severity. Can. J. For. Res.. 41:2064–2076.
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Merrill W., Longenecker J..  1973.  Swiss needle cast on Douglas-fir in Pennsylvania. Plant Disease Reporter. 57
Pederick L.A., Marks G.C..  1975.  Swiss needle cast of Douglas-fir in Victoria II. Variation in the resistance of provenances.. :8p..
Morton H.L., Patton R.F..  1970.  Swiss needle cast of Douglas-fir in the Lake States. Plant Disease Reporter. 54
Marks G.C., Fuhrer B.A., Walters E.M..  1982.  Swiss needle cast of Douglas-fir. Tree Diseases in Victoria (Forests Commission Victoria Handbook No. 1). :44-45.
Manter D.K., Kavanagh K.L..  2003.  Stomatal regulation in Douglas-fir following a fungal-mediated chronic reduction in leaf area. Trees. 17:485-491.
Weiskittel A.R., Temesgen H., Wilson D.S., Maguire D.A..  2008.  Sources of within and between-stand variability in specific leaf area of three ecologically distinct conifer species. Annals of Forest Science. 65:103.
Filip G.M., Kanaskie A., Kavanagh K, Johnson G., Johnson R., Maguire D.  2000.  Silviculture and Swiss needle cast: Research and Recommendations.
Marks G.C., Pederick L.A..  1976.  Sensitivity of Douglas-fir provenances to Swiss needle cast disease. Phaecryptopus gaeumannii on Psuedotsuga menziesii.
Saffell B.J., Meinzer F.C., Woodruff D.R., Shaw D.C., Voelker S.L., Lachenbruch B., Falk K..  2014.  Seasonal carbohydrate dynamics and growth in Douglas-fir trees experiencing chronic, fungal-mediated reduction in functional leaf area. Tree Physiology.
Michaels E., Chastagner G.A..  1984.  Seasonal availability of Phaeocryptopus gaeumannii ascospores and conditions that influence their release. Plant Disease. 68

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