Don Edwin Ellis Papers 1969-1972

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Don Edwin Ellis Papers 1969-1972

The Don Edwin Ellis Papers include two preliminary manuscripts, one to be used by students in forest pathology entitled and another entitled Forest and Shade Tree Pathology An Introduction to the History of Plant Pathology. Don Edwin Ellis was professor, 1940-1954, and later head, 1954-1973, of the Department of Plant Pathology at North Carolina State University. His research focused on problems caused by nematodes in tobacco and forest trees.

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