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Plant pathogens can equally overwhelm an entire ecosystem. The chestnut blight fungus arrived in New York City in the late 19th ... acres of the eastern U.S., destroying virtually every chestnut tree. Because chestnut had comprised a quarter or more of the canopy ... . For example, several insect species that live only on the chestnut are now extinct or endangered. A less predictable result is ...
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Growth was exceptionally fast: chestnut was among the fastest growing Appalachian hardwoods. Maximum longevity prior to chestnut blight was about 250 years. Today, only ... , the tree becomes susceptible and is killed by chestnut blight. Interactions: Chestnut was extremely important in the ecology of Appalachian forests. Chestnut seeds are low in fat, containing mostly starch ...
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Growth was exceptionally fast: chestnut was among the fastest growing Appalachian hardwoods. Maximum longevity prior to chestnut blight was about 250 years. Today, only ... , the tree becomes susceptible and is killed by chestnut blight. Interactions: Chestnut was extremely important in the ecology of Appalachian forests. Chestnut seeds are low in fat, containing mostly starch ...
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Forest Health — Forest Encyclopedia Network
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Balsam Wooly Adelgid Hardwood Insects Gypsy Moth Red Oak Borer Forest Diseases Chestnut Blight Dogwood Anthracnose Dutch Elm Disease Beech Bark Disease Oak Decline Butternut Canker Nonnative Invasive Species ...
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Hall County History - Hall County, Georgia
Chestnut blight, and the nation's second-deadliest tornado struck Gainesville in 1936. More than 200 were ...
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Sustaining Penn's Woods: Pennsylvania's Forest Ecosystem
Disease and pests: Chestnut blight (a fungus) eliminates Chestnut trees, except for small rootstock and saplings. White pine blister root, Dutch elm ...
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From: jcummins@UWO.CA [SANET-MG] gene therapy for chestnut blight From: jcummins@UWO.CA [SANET-MG] GM crops modified to resemble organic crops From: jcummins ... in plant cells in vitro From: jcummins [SANET-MG] gene for late blight in potato From: jcummins [SANET-MG] Indian Cotton Farmers From: jcummins
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Deviant Behavior
Asia at the turn of the century had destroyed the American chestnut tree and with it an abundant and reliable source ... of its diet, the black bear needs protein to fatten up for winter. Since the chestnut blight, bears have had to depend on acorns from oak trees, a much less reliable source ...
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Arkansas's Rare Species: Resources related to Arkansas natural heritage, conservancy programs, MAWPT, biodiversity, Louisiana Purchase
Alabama). Like the American chestnut (C. dentata), the Ozark chinquapin is subject to repeated killing of the stems by the chestnut blight. Fruiting trees and large individuals are rare. The Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission is primarily interested in fruiting trees and trees that appear to be unharmed by the blight ...
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Pioneer Millworks - Recycled Chestnut
Recycled Chestnut News About Us Flooring Gallery Commercial Floors Timbers Mantles & Siding Millwork Contact Recycled Chestnut Chestnut was decimated by a fungal blight in the early/mid 20thC and is only ... Pine Adirondack White Pine Douglas Fir Mixed Softwoods Pines -----HARDWOODS----- Ash Autumn Woods Beech Chestnut Grey Elm Hickory Maple Oak Jarrah A BIT MORE RUSTIC... Antique Heart Pine - ...
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