PPT-#1 White Pine Blister Rust

I am a fungal disease I cause serious damage to white pines which is why I like hiking in the woods Windy kiteflying weather helps me spread my spores 2 Sudden Oak Death I am an oomycete fungal like organism I like hiking in the woods to find trees and shrubs. Members of the red oak group are particularly susceptible to infection Disease development is favored by cool wet springs and in years when such conditions occur noticeable leaf deformity results White oaks are rarely infected even in years with coo Burn Monitoring. Stated objectives:. Mimic light to moderate ground fire. To minimize the mortality of mature whitebark pine (<5%). To create cache habitat . To reduce competition between from subalpine fir, spruce, and Douglas fir. Cameron McIntire. 1. , Heidi Asbjornsen. 1. , Isabel Munck. 2. , Kirk Broders. 1. and Bill Livingston. 3. University . of New Hampshire, Durham, NH. . 2. United States Forest Service, Durham, NH. . 3. Haozhong. . Zhang. Jun. . 1,. . 2015. Acknowledgment. Parts. . of. . contents. . in. . the. . following. . slides. . may use contents from following sources.. Aaron . Turon. , . The Rust Programming . & Blister Rust Resistance – . What Resources are Available for Genomics?. PNW Region . Strobusphere. . Mtg. - Happy Camp, May 10, 2012 (. R.Sniezko. . , USDA Forest Service; . rsniezko@fs.fed.us). Dr. Ted Howard . and . Dr. John Aber. Production Costs of Wood Shavings for Animal Bedding: Stump to Shed. Supported by USDA McIntire-. Stennis. NH00073- M, Hatch NH00605 projects and . Origins of Project. Pine Ecology. at . Treeline. : Implications for . Treeline. . Response to Climate Change. 1. University of Colorado Denver. 2. Virginia Tech University. 3. University of Iowa. Whitebark. Pine Ecosystem Foundation, . important tree for the people ofwhat is now the State of Maine forhundreds,if not thousands,of years.,it is no coincidence thatMaine has come to be known as thePine Tree State.ÓRecognizing itsimporta Information for this ppt copied from WSU Extension Fact Sheet FS113E. . By Dan Fagerlie. Extension Tribal Liaison, WSU Colville . Reservation. FRTEP . & APHIS PPA 7721 NATIVE Project Director. USDA APHIS PPQ and WSU FRTEP Extension: . Figure 1. rush . Figure 2. Male black blister beetle pursuing female Colorado Insect of Interest Black Blister Beetle Scientific Name: Epicauta pensylvanica (DeGeer) Order: Coleoptera (Beetles) F : Reducing the Risk of Blister Beetle Contamination in Alfalfa Hay. Allen Knutson Extension Entomologist, Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center, Dallas Blister beetles contain a chemical, that can cause blisters, and can be toxic when accidentally fed to livestock in forage. Of nine species observed in Montana, only one has been reported to have damaged crops. This fact sheet describ http://tfsweb.tamu.edu Forest Health: Fusiform Rust http://tfsweb.tamu.edu Page 2 of 2water oak) in and immediately adjacent to p Local contacts. Audrey Gustafson . Gary Swanson. North Sioux Lease cabins. Older dead red pine are present. Younger red pine are growing within the decline pocket, they appear very healthy.. . Evidence of .