The rapid rise and spread of the Chestnut Bark Disease since its
introduction into the United States from the Orient, probably in the
nineties, has called it to the attention both of scientific men and
the general public. The result of this almost universal notice in the
eastern states has been the production of numerous articles written
from many different standpoints.
It has been the effort in this bibliography to cite all the writings of
a scientific or semi-scientific nature, with the aim of making a good
working bibliography of the disease. Since it is manifestly impossible
for any such bibliography to be complete, the author will be glad to
have called to his attention any omissions or any corrections in the
citations here given.
Because of their importance in the chestnut bark disease problem,
references to _Endothia radicalis_ and _Endothia gyrosa_ as well as
those to _Endothia parasitica_ have been included in this bibliography.
[22] Published by permission of the Secretary of Agriculture.
1. Anderson, H. W. Notes on the genus _Endothia_.
Phytopathology. Vol. 3, p. 67. February, 1913.
2. Anderson, P. J. Field Investigations in Pathology.
Report Pennsylvania Chestnut Tree Blight Commission,
July 1 to December 31, 1912. p. 42-45. 1913.
3. Anderson, Paul J. Wind Dissemination of the Chestnut
Blight Organism. Phytopathology. Vol. 3, p. 68.
February, 1913.
4. Anderson, Paul J. and Anderson, H. W. The Chestnut
Blight Fungus and a Related Saprophyte. Phytopathology.
Vol. 2, p. 204-210. October, 1912.
5. Anderson, Paul J. and Anderson, H. W. _Endothia
virginiana._ Phytopathology. Vol. 2, p. 261-262.
December, 1912.
6. Anderson, P. J. and Anderson, H. W. The Chestnut Blight
Fungus and a Related Saprophyte. Pennsylvania Chestnut
Tree Blight Commission. Bulletin No. 4. October, 1913.
6a. Anonymous. Disease of Chestnut. Forestry Quarterly. Vol. 4
p. 320. December, 1906.
7. Anonymous. A Disease of the Chestnut. Woodland and Roadside.
Vol. 6, p. 31-32. June, 1907.
8. Anonymous. A New Tree Disease. The Outlook. Vol. 88, p. 621.
21 March, 1908.
9. Anonymous. Destruction of Chestnut Forests.
The Minnesota Forester. Vol. 1, No. 3, p. 31-32. March, 1908.
10. Anonymous. Are Chestnut Trees Doomed? American Fruits.
Vol. 8, p. 5. June, 1908.
11. Anonymous. Editorial. Engineering News. Vol. 60, p. 339.
24 September, 1908.
12. Anonymous. Fighting the Chestnut Blight. Country Life in
America. Vol. 15, p. 88. November, 1908.
13. Anonymous. Hope for the Chestnut. Country Life in
America. Vol. 15, p. 171. December, 1908.
14. Anonymous. News and Notes. Mycologia. Vol. 1, p. 136.
January, 1909.
15. Anonymous. [The Chestnut Tree Canker.] Torreya. Vol. 9,
p. 214-215. October, 1909.
16. Anonymous. The New Pine and Chestnut Diseases. Woodland
and Roadside. Vol. 8, p. 41. November, 1909.
17. Anonymous. Tree Diseases. Fourth Annual Report
Commissioner of Forestry, Rhode Island. p. 9-10. 1910.