Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017): Special Issue: Sudden Oak Death Management

Issue Cover Art

Guest editor: Susan J. Frankel

Cover: USFS forest pathologist Ellen Goheen examines a SOD treatment area in Curry Co., Oregon. Photo: Oregon Dept. of Forestry.

Published: 2017-10-04

Articles

Foreword: Innovation and dedication underpin management of sudden oak death (Phytophthora ramorum) in California and Oregon forests

Susan J Frankel

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Resiliency or restoration: management of sudden oak death before and after outbreak

Richard C Cobb, Peter Hartsough, Noam Ross, Janet Klein, David H LaFever, Susan J Frankel, David M Rizzo

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Field studies evaluate methods to prevent sudden oak death in oaks and tanoak

Tedmund J Swiecki, Elizabeth A Bernhardt

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Implications of sudden oak death for wildland fire management

Margaret R Metz, J Morgan Varner, Allison B Simler, Kerri M Frangioso, David M Rizzo

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Sudden oak death management in Oregon tanoak forests

Ellen M Goheen, Alan Kanaskie, Sarah Navarro, Everett Hansen

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Forest stand conditions after Phytophthora ramorum management in northern California: post-treatment observations inform future responses

Yana Valachovic, Brendan Twieg, Chris Lee, Richard Cobb, Dan Stark

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