The beginning of modern plant pathology in California, 1953.

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The beginning of modern plant pathology in California, 1953.

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Corrected typescript copy of reminiscences concerning his experiences as professor of plant pathology, University of California, and his work on various plant blights in the state.

45 leaves.

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