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	Boyce, J.S. (1927). Sap-stain and decay in northwest timber. Columbia Port., Digest 5 (3): 5-6.
	Boyce, J.S. (1926). Decay in northwest timber. Columbia, Port, Digest. 4 (2): 8-9.
	Boyce, J.S. (1926). Diseases of commercially important conifers in the Pacific Northwest. 1-37. USA, Oregon, Portland; Office of Investigations in Forest Pathology, Bureau of Plant Industry.
	Boyce, J.S. (1961). Forest Pathology. 3rd edition. 1-572. USA, New York & UK, London; McGraw-Hill Book Company.
	Boyce, J.S. (1958). Needle cast of southern pines. Forest Pest Leaflet 28: 1-4.
	Boyce, J.S. (1927). Decay and seed trees in the Douglas fir region. Journ. Forest. 25 (7): 835-839.
	Boyce, J.S. (1933). A canker of Douglas fir associated with Phomopsis lokoyae. Journal of Forest. Washington 31 (6): 664.
	Boyce, J.S. (1926). Observations on white pine blister rust in Great Britain and Denmark. Journal of Forestry 14: 893-896.
	Boyce, J.S. (1929). The future of forest parasites in the United States. Journal of Forestry 27 (2): 138-142.
	Boyce, J.S. (1941). Exotic trees and disease. Journal of Forestry 39: 907-913.
	Boyce, J.S. (1951). Lophodermium pinastri and needle browning of southern pines. Journal of Forestry 49: 20-24.
	Boyce, J.S. (1954). Hypoderma needle blight of southern pines. Journal of Forestry 52: 496.
	Boyce, J.S. (1927). Lophodermium infestans Mayr, a synonym of Hypoderma robustum Tubeuf. Mycologia 19 (5): 284-285, 1 fig.
	Boyce, J.S. (1928). Lophodermium abietis on Pseudotsuga taxifolia. Mycologia 20 (5): 301-302.
	Boyce, J.S. (1916). Spore variation in Neopeckia coulteri. Phytopathology 5: 357-359.
	Boyce, J.S. (1916). A note on Cronartium pyriforme. Phytopathology 6: 202-203.
	Boyce, J.S. (1916). Pycnia of Cronartium pyriforme. Phytopathology 6: 446-447.
	Boyce, J.S. (1918). Perennial mycelium of Gymnosporangium blasdaleanum. Phytopathology 8: 161 162.
	Boyce, J.S. (1918). Imbedding and staining of diseased wood. Phytopathology 8: 432-436.
	Boyce, J.S. (1924). An unusual infection of Polyporus schweinitzii. Phytopathology 14: 588.
	Boyce, J.S. (1927). Observations on forest pathology in Great Britain and Denmark. Phytopathology 17: 1-18.
	Boyce, J.S. (1928). A possible alternate stage of Pucciniastrum myrtilli (Schum.) Arth. Phytopathology 18: 623-625.
	Boyce, J.S. (1928). A conspectus of needle rusts on balsam firs in North America. Phytopathology 18: 705-708.
	Boyce, J.S. (1940). A needle-cast of Douglas fir associated with Adelopus gaeumanni. Phytopathology 30: 649-659.
	Boyce, J.S. (1958). Twig blight of eastern white pine caused by Monochaetia pinicola. Phytopathology 48 (9): 516-517.
	Boyce, J.S. (1950). A note on Leptostroma hedgcockii Dearn. Plant Disease Reporter 34: 228-229.
	Boyce, J.S. (1952). Cucurbitaria pithyophila, an entomogenous fungus. Plant Disease Reporter 36 (2): 62-63.
	Boyce, J.S. (1959). Brown spot needle blight on eastern white pine. Plant Disease Reporter 43 (3): 420.
	Boyce, J.S. (1965). Polyporus tomentosus in pine plantations at Athens, Georgia. Plant Disease Reporter 49 (4): 322.
	Boyce, J.S. (1926). Pacific northwest conifers and their diseases in Great Britain. The Timberman 27: 170-176.
	Boyce, J.S. (1927). Losses in windthrown timber. The Timberman 28 (10): 8 pp., 3 textfigs.
	Boyce, J.S. (1943). Host relationships and distribution of conifer rusts in the United States and Canada. Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences 35: 329-482.
	Boyce, J.S. (1940). Needle diseases of pines. Tree pest leaflet 44: 1-4.
	Boyce, J.S. (1920). The dry-rot of incense cedar. US Dept. Agric. Bull. 871: 1-58, 3 tabs, 3 figs.
	Boyce, J.S. (1923). Decay and discolorations in airplane woods. US Dept. Agric. Bull. 1128: 52 pp, 7 Farbentaf., 9 textfigs.
	Boyce, J.S. (1929). Deterioration of wind-thrown timber on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington. US Dept. Agric. Techn. Bull. 104: 28 pp., 1 textfigs, 11 graph. Darst.
	Boyce, J.S. (1930). Decay in pacific northwest conifers. Yale University Osborn Botanical Laboratory Bull. 1: 51 pp., 19 Taf.
	Boyce, J.S.; Bakshi, B.K. (1959). Dying of sal. Indian Forester 85 (10): 585-588, 1 pl.