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	Humphrey, C.J. (1922). Diseases of ornamental and forest trees. Annual Report, Wisconsin State Horticultural Society 52: 92-99, 3 textfigs.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1917). Timber storage conditions In the eastern and southern states with reference to decay problems. Bull. US Department of Agriculture 510: 42 pp., 40 figs.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1914). Toxicity of various wood preservatives. Journ. Industr. and Engineer. Chem. 6: 128-131.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1915). Toxicity of various wood preservatives [cont.]. Journ. Industr. and Engineer. Chem. 6: 369-378.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1915). Tests on the durability of greenheart (Nectandra rodiaei Schomb.). Mycologia 7 (4): 204-209, tab. CLXII.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1916). Laboratory tests on the durability of American woods - I. Flask tests on conifers. Mycologia 8 (2): 80-92, tab. CLXXXIII.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1923). Decay of lumber and building timbers due to Poria incrassata (B. et C.) Burt. Mycologia 15 (6): 258-277, tabs 28-30.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1922). Decay of mine timber. Proc. Ann. Meet. Amer. Wood Pres. Assoc. 18: 213-222.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1925). Nature and cause of decay in building timbers. Proc. Ann. Meet. Build. Offic. Conf. Madison 2: 133 bis 151, 19 textfigs.
	Humphrey, C.J. (1923). Decay of poles and the fungi which cause it. Rept. Spec. Comm. Wood Preserv. Amer. Electr. Railw. Engin. Assoc. 312 (Appendix A): 52-63, 3 tabs.
	Humphrey, C.J.; Fleming, R.M. (1915). The toxicity to fungi of various oils and salts, particularly those used in wood preservation. Bull. US Department of Agriculture Washington, Bureau of Plant Industry 227: 38 pp., 4 tabs.
	Humphrey, C.J.; Fleming, R.M. (1914). Toxicity of various wood preservatives. Journ. Industr. and Engineer. Chem. 6: 128 bis 135.
	Humphrey, C.J.; Miles, L.E. (1925). Dry-rot in buildings and stored construction materials and how to combat it. Alabama Polytechn. Inst. Exten. Circ. 78: 24 pp., 3 tabs, 13 textfigs.
	Kress, O.; Humphrey, C.J.; Richards, C.A.; Bray, M.W.; Staidi, J.A. (1925). Control of decay in pulp and pulp wood. US Dept. Agric. Bull. 1298: 80 pp., 20 taf., 5 textfigs.
	Pieper, E.J.; Humphrey, C.J.; Agree, S.F. (1917). Synthetic culture media for wood-destroying fungi. Phytopathology 7: 214-220.
	Rue, J.D.; Miller, R.N.; Humphrey, C.J. (1924). The utilization of decayed wood in the chemical processes. Pap. Trade Journ. 1924: 5 pp., 4 figs.
	Rue, J.D.; Miller, R.N.; Humphrey, C.J. (1924). Decayed wood for sulphite pulp. Pulp. Pap. Mag. Canada 22 (4): 93-100.
	Rue, J.D.; Miller, R.N.; Humphrey, C.J. (1925). The use of decayed wood in bleached sulphite pulp. Pulp. and Paper Mag. Canada 23 (9): 230-231.