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"Traite Des Maladies Des Arbres," translated from the second German edition by J. Gerschel & E. Henry and revised by the author, Robert Hartig, is a comprehensive treatise on the diseases affecting trees. Originally published in 1891, this work provides detailed insights into the various ailments that impact the health and vitality of trees, making it an invaluable resource for forestry professionals, agricultural scientists, and anyone interested in plant pathology.
Hartig's meticulous examination covers a wide range of tree diseases, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical guidance. This historical text remains relevant for understanding the challenges in maintaining healthy forests and the importance of studying plant diseases. With its detailed observations and expert analysis, this book stands as a significant contribution to the field of botany and applied agriculture.
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