Two Diseases of Red Cedar Caused by Polyporus Juniperinus N. Sp. and Polyporus Carneus Nees

"Two Diseases of Red Cedar" by Hermann Von Schrenk, originally published in 1900, presents a preliminary report on two distinct diseases affecting red cedar trees. The study focuses on the causative agents, identified as Polyporus juniperinus and Polyporus carneus. This detailed botanical work offers insights into the pathology of these tree diseases. It is valuable for researchers, forestry professionals, and anyone interested in the historical study of plant diseases and the preservation of forest ecosystems. Von Schrenk's early research provides a foundation for understanding the complex interactions between fungi and trees.

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