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Publications by D.E. Elgee

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Pesistence of a virus of the whitemarked tussock moth on balsam fir foliage
Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1975    Catalog ID: 8283
Available from: Atlantic Forestry Centre
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Aerial spraying against spruce budworm adults. A compendium of reports on the 1972 test program
Miller, C.A.; Stewart, J.F.; Elgee, D.E.; Shaw, D.D.; Morgan, M.G.; Kettela, E.G.; Greenbank, D.O.; Gesner, G.N.; Varty, I.W.
Year: 1973    Catalog ID: 7661
Available from: Atlantic Forestry Centre
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The method and role of vertical transmission of a nucleopolyhedrosis virus in the European spruce sawfly, Diprion hercyniae
Nielson, M.M.; Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1968    Catalog ID: 7327
Available from: Atlantic Forestry Centre
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Tumorlike bodies in virus-infected and noninfected adults of the spruce sawfly, Diprion hercyniae
Nielson, M.M.; Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1968    Catalog ID: 7328
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Annual survey of forest insect diseases in the Maritime provinces, 1951-1962
Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1963    Catalog ID: 8162
Available from: Atlantic Forestry Centre
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The effect of storage on the virulence of a polyhedrosis virus
Nielson, M.M.; Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1960    Catalog ID: 7326
Available from: Atlantic Forestry Centre
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A virus disease and introduced parasites as factors controlling the European spruce sawfly Diprion hercyniae (Htg.), in Central New Brunswick.
Bird, F.T.; Elgee, D.E.
Year: 1957    Catalog ID: 34314
Available from: Great Lakes Forestry Centre
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