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Artificial Pruning as a Measure of Controlling Fomes pini in Second Growth Douglas-fir

Purpose

Dougls fir is the most important timber tree in PNW and fomes pini is its greatest enemy. Study wether artificial pruning reduces chances for infection at the point of branch severance.

Project Start Date

Project End Date

1948-03-01

Related Publications

Maul, Theodore. Artificial Pruning as a Measure of Controlling Fomes pini in Second Growth Douglas-fir. B.S. Thesis, March 1948, Oregon State College, School of Forestry, Corvallis, Oregon.

Project Categories

Trees
Pests & Pathogens

Keywords

artificial
pruning
prune
trimming
fomes pini
second growth
douglas fir
douglas-fir
pseudotsuga menziesii
phellinus
fungus
fungi
pathogen
pathology
red ring rot
white speck
basidio
mycota
mycology
branch severence
Theodore Maul

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Currently Active

No

Agency

OSC -School of Forestry

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Maul, Theodore W.

Role

PI

Collaborators

N/A

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Import Unique ID

42

Project ID

42

The Morphology and Field Performance of Top Pruned Douglas-fir Seedlings

Purpose

Outplanting study for nursery cooperative study on top pruning of 2-0 Douglas-fir seedlings.

Project Start Date

1983-09-01

Project End Date

2003-12-31

Related Publications

N/A

Project Categories

Trees
Growth & Yield

Keywords

Morphology
field
performance
prune
pruning
pruned
douglas-fir
douglas fir
pseudotsuga menziesii
seed
seeds
seedling
seedlings
nursery
nurseries
cooperative
cooperatives
Steven Omi

Additional Information

Currently Active

No

Agency

OSU

Project Type

Research

Research Forest

N/A

Researcher

Duryea, Mary L.

Role

C

Collaborators

Omi, Steven

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Import Unique ID

217

Project ID

217