Establishment of PSP Network to Monitor Stand Dynamics and Establish Yield Curves for Stands Killed by MPB
As a result of significant in-flights of mountain pine beetles coming from British Columbia in 2006 and 2009, as well as subsequent local production,
there are widely distributed pine dominated stands throughout Alberta that have been significantly affected by MPB-caused mortality. Mortality is most prevalent from West-Central Alberta, in the Grande Prairie are and northwest of Manning.
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Growth and yield of lodgepole pine stands disturbed by mountain pine beetle in the Lower Foothills of Alberta
Paper from the Forest Growth Organization of Western Canada
Monitoring Tree Infection and Mortality after Mountain Pine Beetle Attack | FGrOW QuickNote #2
Briefing note on the Forest Growth Organization of Western Canada (FGrOW) research project.
Julie Duval
Program Lead