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Forest and Shade Tree Health

 

Current Research

  • White pine blister rust
  • Aspen dieback
  • Planting limber pine
  • Exotic pest movement on firewood
  • Mountain pine beetle and wildfires
  • National Elm Trial
  • Magnesium chloride and trees
  • Mountain pine beetle, dwarf mistletoe and fire fuels

 

 

Graduate students surround Dr. Bill Jacobi at the 58th Annual Western Forest Insect Work Conference March 5-9, 2007 in Boise, Idaho

 

 

Graduate Students Russell Beam and Jennifer Klutsch at the Western Forest Insect Work Conference in Boise, Idaho

Bill Jacobi, Ned Tisserat, and Randy Moench looking at problems in juniper seedlings

Visit with Dr. Phung Tuu Boi

 

Dr. Boi (far right) visited with Dr. Bil Jacobi (wearing green shirt) and his students on April 4, 2007. Students in backrow: Russell Beam and Jennifer Klutsch; front row: Luc Tran and Betsy Goodrich

Young aspen trees after repeated applications of solution containing high concentration of magnesium chloride
Undergraduate students assisting with construction of rearing cages for Banded Elm Bark Beetle Study
Emerald Ash Borer

Grinding plant tissues collected for Magnesium Chloride Dust Suppressant Study

 

Jennifer Klutsch, Bill Jacobi, & Amanda Crump stopped along the way to Great Plains Tree Pest Council meeting in North Dakota (April 2005)

 

When you leave here,

don't forget

why you came. 

~Adlai Stevenson

 

Collecting roadside soil samples

Collecting Roadside Soil Samples

 

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