Plant Science: The Chestnut Resurrection. Thompson, H. 490(7418):22–23. Paper doi abstract bibtex Once king of eastern forests, the American chestnut was wiped out by blight. Now it is poised to rise again. ” They're hard to breed and easy to kill,” says plant pathologist Fred Hebard as he attacks a 2-metre-tall chestnut tree in southwest Virginia. Hebard bores a hole in the bark and squeezes a mash of orange fungus into the wood. The tree is a hybrid of the Chinese and American chestnut species, and Hebard hopes that it has enough resistance genes to keep the fungus – called chestnut blight – at bay. If so, the hybrid could help to resurrect a long-gone icon. [...]
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title = {Plant Science: {{The}} Chestnut Resurrection},
author = {Thompson, Helen},
date = {2012-10},
journaltitle = {Nature},
volume = {490},
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abstract = {Once king of eastern forests, the American chestnut was wiped out by blight. Now it is poised to rise again.
” They're hard to breed and easy to kill,” says plant pathologist Fred Hebard as he attacks a 2-metre-tall chestnut tree in southwest Virginia. Hebard bores a hole in the bark and squeezes a mash of orange fungus into the wood. The tree is a hybrid of the Chinese and American chestnut species, and Hebard hopes that it has enough resistance genes to keep the fungus -- called chestnut blight -- at bay. If so, the hybrid could help to resurrect a long-gone icon. [...]},
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