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Chalara research
Information about research carried out by Forest Research on chalara ash dieback
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Chalara fungus
The research will investigate the ecological genetics of the ash dieback pathogen Hymenoscyphus pseudoalbidus and its ability to evolve in response to natural selection.
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Ash dieback impact
This project assesses the potential ecological impact of the disease ash dieback on UK woodlands and species and investigates possible solutions which might be achieved through woodland management.
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Ash dieback mass screening trials
Chalara ash dieback resistance trials across the UK
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Social analysis of the ALB outbreak
This page summarises findings from Forest Research’s analysis of the 2012 outbreak of Asian Longhorn Beetle (ALB) in Kent, funded by Defra.
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Social and economic analysis of DNB
Details of the Dothistroma Needle Blight management strategy
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Tree health stakeholders: attitudes, activities and roles
This page summarises Forest Research’s work in a Defra-funded project to identify and analyse all stakeholders involved in monitoring and protecting the health of trees in the UK.
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Improved early detection of oak processionary moth
Details of the improved methods for the early detection of Oak Processionary Moth
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The influence of a changing climate on development and life cycle in the pine weevil, Hylobius abietis
Research into the influence of a changing climate on development and life cycle of the pine weevil, Hylobius abietis
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Development of improved methods for detection, control and eradication of pine wood nematodes in support of EU Plant Health Policy (REPHRAME)
Extending the capability of existing models to identify the risk posed by pine wood nematodes to the rest of Europe and the possible impact of climate change on its spread
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Pathway evaluation and pest risk management in transport (PERMIT)
Forests are particularly vulnerable to movements of Invasive Alien Species. Multiple pathways for transfer of pests internationally are poorly characterised, leading to increasing transfer and establishment of new damaging organisms. This EU COST Action FP1002 aims to addresses this shortfall in knowledge and practice, and focus on reducing threats from exotic pests through promoting enhanced pathway management.
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Native species that may be mistaken for oak processionary moth
Lackey moth (Malacosoma neustria), Brown-tail moth (Euproctis chrysorrhoea), Small ermine moth (Yponomeuta species), Gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar), Buff-tip moth (Phalera bucephala), Small Eggar moth (Eriogaster lanestris), Vapourer moth (Orgyia antiqua)
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Clearance and disposal strategies for Phytophthora-infected rhododendron
Project to identify new or improved management strategies for the eradication and safe disposal of Phytophthora-infected rhododendron, and methods which reduce pathogen persistence on infected sites
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Using molecular technology to characterise the biology of Pseudomonas syringae pv. aesculi, causing bleeding canker of horse chestnut
Investigating the processes of infection of Pae on the woody parts of horse chestnut, the potential for its survival and dissemination in soil, water and other environmental substrates, its geographical origin of Pae and its pathways of spread in Europe and the biological function of Pae-specific genes which are implicated in virulence on a tree host
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Treatment of root and butt rot in conifers
The root and butt rot programme investigates biological and chemical methods of controlling the disease in commercial conifer crops
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Drought stress in Sitka spruce in eastern Scotland and its association with a species of Phomopsis
Assessment and study of the extensive damage was reported on pole stage and older Sitka spruce along the Dee valley in north-east Scotland
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Management of non-native or invasive vertebrates
Choosing species to be researched and links to species chosen
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Reducing the impact of non-native or invasive vertebrates to forestry
Research programme to support the management of conflicts caused by vertebrate species and their impacts in woodlands and provide information to support policy makers and practitioners in delivery of forest policy targets. Research areas cover mammal damage to trees and woodland and management of non-native or invasive vertebrates

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Chalara research

Chalara fungus

Ash dieback impact

Ash dieback mass screening trials

Social analysis of the ALB outbreak

Social and economic analysis of DNB

Tree health stakeholders: attitudes, activities and roles

Improved early detection of oak processionary moth

The influence of a changing climate on development and life cycle in the pine weevil, Hylobius abietis

Development of improved methods for detection, control and eradication of pine wood nematodes in support of EU Plant Health Policy (REPHRAME)

Pathway evaluation and pest risk management in transport (PERMIT)

Native species that may be mistaken for oak processionary moth

Clearance and disposal strategies for Phytophthora-infected rhododendron

Using molecular technology to characterise the biology of Pseudomonas syringae pv. aesculi, causing bleeding canker of horse chestnut

Treatment of root and butt rot in conifers

Drought stress in Sitka spruce in eastern Scotland and its association with a species of Phomopsis

Management of non-native or invasive vertebrates

Reducing the impact of non-native or invasive vertebrates to forestry

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89 Search Results

Chalara research

Chalara fungus

Ash dieback impact

Ash dieback mass screening trials

Social analysis of the ALB outbreak

Social and economic analysis of DNB

Tree health stakeholders: attitudes, activities and roles

Improved early detection of oak processionary moth

The influence of a changing climate on development and life cycle in the pine weevil, Hylobius abietis

Development of improved methods for detection, control and eradication of pine wood nematodes in support of EU Plant Health Policy (REPHRAME)

Pathway evaluation and pest risk management in transport (PERMIT)

Native species that may be mistaken for oak processionary moth

Clearance and disposal strategies for Phytophthora-infected rhododendron

Using molecular technology to characterise the biology of Pseudomonas syringae pv. aesculi, causing bleeding canker of horse chestnut

Treatment of root and butt rot in conifers

Drought stress in Sitka spruce in eastern Scotland and its association with a species of Phomopsis

Management of non-native or invasive vertebrates

Reducing the impact of non-native or invasive vertebrates to forestry