Assessment of abiotic and biotic factors associated with eastern white pine (<ce:italic>Pinus strobus</ce:italic> L.) dieback in the Southern Appalachian Mountains
• Approximately 84% of sampled eastern white pine trees had a health rating ≥ 3. • C. pinea was positively associated with white pine density and M. macrocicatrices. • Tree dieback increased with C. pinea presence and decreasing temperature. • Sawtimber-sized trees were healthier than poletimber- an...
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Assessment of abiotic and biotic factors associated with eastern white pine (<ce:italic>Pinus strobus</ce:italic> L.) dieback in the Southern Appalachian Mountains |
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• Approximately 84% of sampled eastern white pine trees had a health rating ≥ 3. • C. pinea was positively associated with white pine density and M. macrocicatrices. • Tree dieback increased with C. pinea presence and decreasing temperature. • Sawtimber-sized trees were healthier than poletimber- and sapling-sized trees. • C. pinea and M. macrocicatrices were present in 80% of the sites. |
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• Approximately 84% of sampled eastern white pine trees had a health rating ≥ 3. • C. pinea was positively associated with white pine density and M. macrocicatrices. • Tree dieback increased with C. pinea presence and decreasing temperature. • Sawtimber-sized trees were healthier than poletimber- and sapling-sized trees. • C. pinea and M. macrocicatrices were present in 80% of the sites. |
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• Approximately 84% of sampled eastern white pine trees had a health rating ≥ 3. • C. pinea was positively associated with white pine density and M. macrocicatrices. • Tree dieback increased with C. pinea presence and decreasing temperature. • Sawtimber-sized trees were healthier than poletimber- and sapling-sized trees. • C. pinea and M. macrocicatrices were present in 80% of the sites. |
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Assessment of abiotic and biotic factors associated with eastern white pine (<ce:italic>Pinus strobus</ce:italic> L.) dieback in the Southern Appalachian Mountains |
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