Spring 99

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In the Spring 1999 edition, the research focuses on a variety of topics from the Southern Research Station. Topics include the impact of black seed rot on slash pines, the value of whitewater rafting, and the reproduction of fungi to name a few. For more information, read this edition of the Natural Inquirer!

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• Controlling Rust is a Must! Detection of a Major Gene for Rust Resistance to Fusiform Rust Disease
• Goodbye Nematodes! Heat-Treating Southern Pine Lumber
• Lions and Tigers and Bears- Oh My! Understanding Wildland Visitation
• Sick Seeds: Black Seed Rot and Slash Pines
• Spores Galore! A Look into the World of Fungi & How They Reproduce
• There's a Fungus Among Us! Developing Fusiform Rust-Resistant Loblolly & Slash Pines
• Whitewater Rafting Measures Up! The Value of Guided Rafting on Southern Rivers