TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS 



OF 



THE pTeW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY 



Technical Publication No. 1, 1914. 



Preliminary Report on tlie Diseases of Fish in the Adirondacks: 

 A Contribution to the Life History of Clinostomun marginatum. 

 By Dr. W. M. Small wood. 



No. 2, 1916. 



I. A New Species of Pityogenes. By J. M. Swaine. 

 II. Observations on the Life History and Habits of Pityogenes liop- 

 kins-i Swaine. By Dr. M. W. Blackman. 



No. 3, 1916. 



The Development of the Vegetation of New York State. By Dr. William 

 L. Bray. 



No. 4, 1916. 



The Relation of MoUusks to Fish in Oneida Lake. By Frank C. Baker. 



No. 5, 1917. 



The Hardwood Distillation Industry in New York. By Nelson C. Brown. 



No. 6, 1917. 



Wood Utilization Directory of New York. By John Hands, Forest 

 Service, revised and rearranged by Nelson C. Brown and Henry H. 

 Tryon. 



No. 7, 1917. 



The Relation of Birds to the Western Adirondack Forest. By P. M. 

 Silloway. 



No. 8, 1917. 



The Black Zones Formed by Wood-destroying Fungi. By Arthur S. 

 Rhoads. 



No. 9, 1918. 



The Productivity of Invertebrate Fish Food on the Bottom of Oneida 

 Lake, with Special Reference to MoUusks. By Frank Collins Baker. 



No. 10, 1918. 



I. Notes on Insects Bred from the Bark, and Wood of the American 

 Larch. By M. W. Blackman and Harry H. Stage. 

 II. On the Insect Visitors to the Blossoms of Wild Blackberry and 

 Wild Spirea: A Study in Seasonal Distribution. By M. W. 

 Blackmail. 



No. 11, 1918. 



The Biology of PoJyporus pargamenus Fries. By Arthur S. Rhoads. 



No. 12, 1920. 



Yellow Birch and Its Relation to the Adirondack Forest. By E. F. 

 McCarthy and H. C. Belyea. 



No. 13, 1921. 



The Development of the Vegetation on the Grass River Marsh Are^a. 

 By Dr. W. L. Bray. 



No. 14, 1921. 



Wood-usuig Industries of New York State. By R. V. Reynolds and 

 R. J. Hovle. 



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