Managing Slash to Minimize Colonization of Residual Leave Trees by Ips and Other Bark Beetle Species Following Thinning in Southwestern Ponderosa Pine

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Author
DeGomez, Tom
Fettig, Christopher J.
McMillin, Joel D.
Anhold, John A.
Hayes, Christopher
Affiliation
Natural Resources & the Environment, School of
Issue Date
2008-05
Keywords
stand density
felling date
green chaining
solarization
lop and scatter
chipping
semiochemical

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College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ)
Abstract
Various techniques to reduce brood production of Ips and Dendroctonus spp. in ponderosa pine slash are discussed.
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University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication AZ1449
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12 pp.
Pine Bark Beetles, THE PIÑON IPS BARK BEETLE, FIREWOOD AND BARK BEETLES IN THE SOUTHWEST, USING INSECTICIDES TO PREVENT BARK BEETLE ATTACKS ON CONIFERS, GUIDELINES FOR THINNING PONDEROSA PINE FOR IMPROVED FOREST HEALTH AND FIRE PREVENTION
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