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Lewis Jewell

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Range expansion of bark beetles in the genus Ips (ECLIPSE)
First evidence of breeding by Ips typographus in the United Kingdom and expansion of Ips amitinus in Scandinavia, Ips duplicatus in central Europe and Ips cembrae in Great Britain and western/northern Europe suggest that factors that previously limited or moderated range expansion may be changing. This project will assess the...
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Breeding ash trees for tolerance to ash dieback
Forest Research have been engaged in efforts to improve tolerance of ash trees to ash dieback caused by Hymenoscyphus fraxineus (previously known as ‘Chalara‘) since the disease was first recognised in Great Britain in 2012. Progress has been made under three main projects: Living Ash Project Ash dieback mass screening trials Testing a range of ash species for tolerance to ash dieback Across these three projects,...
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Talor Whitham

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