The Impact of Insect and Disease Damage and Harvest Method on Stand Stocking and Growth of Juvenile Aspen

Authors

Michael E. Ostry
K.T. Ward

Document Type

Conference

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Phytopathology

Volume

81

Issue

10

First Page

1173

Last Page

1173

Publication Date

1991

Abstract

The influence of insects, diseases, and harvest methods on aspen (Populus tremuloides) regeneration was studied in three sucker stands in Minnesota and Michigan and analyzed by constructing a life table.

Comments

This is abstract 292 at the Annual meeting of the American Phytopathological Society 1991.

Recommended Citation

Ostry, Michael E. amd Ward, K. T. 1991. The Impact of Insect and Disease Damage and Harvest Method on Stand Stocking and Growth of Juvenile Aspen. Phytopathology. 81 (10).