PPT-Forest Health and TSR: how do pests “move the needle”?

Stefan Zeglen Forest Pathologist West Coast Region Jim Brown Senior Analyst Forest Analysis and Inventory Branch CSC Winter Workshop Nanaimo BC February 27 2014 Scale matters. Mycosphaerella gibsonii. Photo: H. Hashimoto, Bugwood.org # 1949016. Needle Blight. Fungal pathogen . First recorded in Japan in 1913. Serious disease of exotic and native trees in . Pinus . spp. . Mostly affects seedlings and saplings. 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. climate change and chestnut restoration.. Arjan. De Bruijn. 1,2. , . Eric . Gustafson. 2. , . Brian . Sturtevant. 2. , Nathanael Lichti. 1. ,Douglass . F. Jacobs. 1*. ,. . Purdue . University, West Lafayette, . Notable notes in forest research at Oregon State University College of Forestry needles and when does it happen? Professor Barb Gartner (Wood Science & Engineering), at Oregon State University’ Mycosphaerella gibsonii. Photo: H. Hashimoto, Bugwood.org # 1949016. Needle Blight. Fungal pathogen . First recorded in Japan in 1913. Serious disease of exotic and native trees in . Pinus . spp. . Mostly affects seedlings and saplings. IPM training for . retail store staff members. Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program. Andrew Sutherland. SF Bay Area . Urban IPM Advisor. UCCE and UC IPM. Training outline. Basic biology, ecology, and general management of common pests; review of UC IPM materials. Mycosphaerella gibsonii. Photo: H. Hashimoto, Bugwood.org # 1949016. Needle Blight. Fungal pathogen . First recorded in Japan in 1913. Serious disease of exotic and native trees in . Pinus . spp. . Mostly affects seedlings and saplings. Narcan. Mike Brown. Doug . Call. Clinical Perspective. “. Handling 5,000 patients, . one patient at a time”. Daniel C. Roth, DO, MBA, MS. Summit Pain Management. Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Problem. Photo: H. Hashimoto, Bugwood.org # 1949016. Needle Blight. Fungal pathogen . First recorded in Japan in 1913. Serious disease of exotic and native trees in . Pinus . spp. . Mostly affects seedlings and saplings. FOREST AND TREE PESTS AND DISEASES MANAGMENT IN AFRICA By The Inter-African Phytosanitary Council of African Union (AU-IAPSC) OUTLINE INTRODUCTION OCCURRENCE, DISTRIBUTION AND MANAGEMENT OF FOREST PESTS IN AFRICA IntroductionFoothill Pine Pinus sabiniana also known as Grey pine is a native California endemic pine that occursbetween 1000 to 4000 feet in elevationThis unusual pine preferto grow in open woodlands Insects. Sap suckers. Chewers and tunnellers. Mites. Nematodes. Insect pests – sap suckers. Photos: . Top: woolly aphid on apple, mealybugs. Bottom: whitefly scales, scale insects. Different types of sap-sucker. Supine. The supine position is a position of the body: lying with the face up, as opposed to the prone position, which is face down, sometimes with the hands behind the head or neck.. Prone. Prone position is a body position in which one lies flat with the chest down and back up. In anatomical terms of location, the dorsal side is up, and the ventral side is down. The supine position is the 180° contrast.. Management. August 11. th. 2012, Leelanau Conservancy. . – . Charter Sanctuary. Daniel Schillinger. 5138 Hidden Glen Drive. Traverse City, MI 49684. (231) 633-8733. schillingerforestry@gmail.com.