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Editorial Team🥈 SilverJuly 25, 2025

When did Dutch elm disease start

When did Dutch elm disease first appear historically

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Sourav Pan🥇 GoldJuly 25, 2025

First outbreaks were recorded in the Netherlands in 1918. It reached North America in the 1930s and became widespread by the 1950s.

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