Defects in Wood Caused by Insects

A groundbreaking study of the complex interactions between insects and wood, written by renowned entomologist Andrew Delmar Hopkins. Drawing on years of field research and laboratory testing, Hopkins provides a detailed taxonomy of wood-boring insects and their effects on various types of lumber. This is an essential resource for foresters, woodworkers, and anyone interested in the complex ecology of our planet's forests.
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