Decline of Oak Populations in Southern States Caused by Prolonged Drought and the Red Oak Borer Insect Infestation

An edition of Decline of Oak Populations in Southern States Caused by Prolonged Drought and the Red Oak Borer Insect Infestation (2003)

Decline of Oak Populations in Southern States Caused by Prolonged Drought and the Red Oak Borer Insect Infestation

Hearing Before the Subcommittee on

By United States

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Publish Date

January 2003

Publisher

Government Printing Office

Language

eng

Pages

109

Description:

subjects: Red oak, Diseases and pests, Effect of drought on, Borers (Insects), Control, Quercus coccinea, Insect pests, control, Oak, Pests, Plants, effect of drought on