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Wednesday Afternoon - Concurrent A

1:30 to 4:40 pm, July 19

Native Pests

Assessing Risk of a Destructive Forest Pathogen for Decision Making by Natural Resource Managers:  A Case Study of Oak Wilt at Ft. Hood, TX (Appel)

Risk Analysis and Guidelines for Harvest Activities in Wisconsin Oak Timberlands to Minimize Oak Wilt Threat (Juzwik)

Fire and Root Disease Interactions in Coniferous Forests of the Inland West: Development of decision tools and guidance for supporting healthy-forest management (Kim)

Nonpathogenic Fungi: Natural Regulators in Forest Ecosystems (Klopfenstein)

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The Influence of Multiple Stressors in Triggering Forest Understory Invasion by Native Plant Species (Royo)

A Methodology for Assessing Annual Risk of Southern Pine Beetle Outbreaks Across the Southern Region Using Pheromone Traps (Billings)

Development and Implementation of a Southern Pine Beetle Hazard Mapping System at the Landscape Scale in East Texas Using Satellite Imagery and Geospatial Data (Kouchoukos)

Threat Assessment Using an Integrative Approach of Probabilistic Risk Modeling and Stochastic Programming with an Application to Southern Pine Beetle Outbreaks (Prasodjo)

Air Pollution Increases Forest Susceptibility to Wildfires in Southern California (Grulke)

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