Wood Decay Fungi Common to Urban Living Trees in the Northeast and Central United States
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Wood Decay Fungi Common to Urban Living Trees in the Northeast and Central United States

by Christopher J. Luley

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This specialized guide examines wood decay fungi common to urban living trees in the Northeast and Central United States. Authored by Christopher J. Luley, it aids in identifying and managing these fungi to support urban tree vitality. A valuable tool for arboriculture professionals.

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This book focuses on wood decay fungi that are prevalent among urban living trees in the Northeast and Central United States. It provides detailed information on identifying and understanding these fungi in urban environments.

Authored by Christopher J. Luley, the work serves as a practical resource for professionals managing urban tree health. It covers the characteristics and impacts of these fungi on trees commonly found in cities and towns.

Ideal for arborists, urban planners, and tree care specialists, the book emphasizes the importance of recognizing decay fungi to maintain healthy urban forests. It is presented as a used book in good condition, ensuring accessibility for readers.

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