James Robert Weir (1881 - 1943)
Image of Sparassis crispa from
Eugen Gramberg
(1913)
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Biography
Weir was one of the major workers on the Polyporaceae in the early 20th
century
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Selected Publications
James Robert Weir (1914)
"An unusual host of
Fomes fomentarius
Fries" in
Phytopathology
4 p. 339
James Robert Weir (1914)
"Notes on wood destroying fungi which grow on both coniferous and deciduous trees: 1." in
Phytopathology
4 pp. 271 - 276
James Robert Weir (1914)
"Two new wood-destroying fungi" in
Journal of Agricultural Research
2 pp. 163 - 166
James Robert Weir (1915)
"New hosts for some forest tree fungi" in
Phytopathology
5 pp. 71 - 72
James Robert Weir (1915)
"Some observations on abortive sporophores of wood-destroying fungi" in
Phytopathology
5 pp. 48 - 50
James Robert Weir & Ernest E. Hubert (1917)
"Observations on forest tree rusts" in
American Journal of Botany
4:6 pp. 327 - 335
Rusts of fir, with the other stage on
ferns
James Robert Weir (1917)
"Montana forest tree fungi: 1. Polyporaceae" in
Mycologia
9 pp. 129 - 137
James Robert Weir (1917)
"Notes on wood destroying fungi which grow on both coniferous and deciduous trees: 2." in
Phytopathology
7 pp. 379 - 380
James Robert Weir (1921)
"
Polyporus dryadeus
(Pers.) Fr. on conifers in the Northwest" in
Phytopathology
11 p. 99
James Robert Weir (1922)
"Nature and cause of disease and defects" in
Idaho Vocational Education Bulletin
5:5 pp. 19 - 55
James Robert Weir (1923)
"The genus Chrysomyxa" in
Mycologia
15:4 pp. 183 - 187
James Robert Weir (1923)
"The genus Polystictus and decay of living trees" in
Phytopathology
13 pp. 184 - 186
James Robert Weir (1925)
"The genus Coleosporium in the Northwestern United States" in
Mycologia
17:6 pp. 225 - 239
James Robert Weir (1927)
"Butt rot in Diospyros virginiana caused by Polyporus Sraguei" in
Phytopathology
17 pp. 339 - 340
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Fomitopsis subroseus
J. R. Weir
Sparassis radicata
J. R. Weir
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