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Figure 1 Efficacy of labeled dose vs updated dilution ratios Smaller lesions higher efficacy Injection Treatment Phosphonate Damage to Wood Figure 2 Injection damage caused by labeled dose vs updated dilution ratios Note that updated dosage damage is indistinguishable from damage ca ID: 264092

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Injected Phosphonate Efficacy

Figure 1. Efficacy

of labeled dose vs updated dilution ratios. Smaller lesions = higher efficacy

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Injection Treatment

Phosphonate

Damage to Wood

Figure 2. Injection damage caused by labeled dose vs updated dilution ratios. Note that updated dosage damage is indistinguishable from damage caused by only injecting water.Slide3

New Recommended Phosphonate Injection Dosages

Label Dose = 1 part chemical + 2 parts water = 1:3 delivered in 10ml dose (discontinued).

Dilution #1 = 1 part chemical +29 parts water = 1:30 delivered in 20ml dose (

Chemjet

injector 20psi).

Dilution #2 = 1 part chemical + 59 parts water = 1:60 delivered in 40ml dose with higher pressure (Arborjet injector 35psi).Table 1. The two updated dilutions differ in active ingredient concentration, injection volume, and recommended injection pressure. Pressurized injections maximize uptake of phosphonates, allowing the injected material to bypass the embolisms caused by the drilling of a hole in the xylem.