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Pruning Western White Pine: A Vital Tool for Species Restoration
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Making Jerky at Home Safely
Once the primary tree in the Inland Northwest, by 2006 western white pine inhabited less than 5% of its historical range. White pine blister rust, a fungus that forms eruptive, blisterlike sacs after the spores enter through the needles, is the culprit. Pruning, however, is a helpful, though not a guaranteed, remedy. Using this richly illustrated, four-color booklet, improve the fertility of your and/or state forest land. Learn when and how to prune pine trees and what tools work the best; about site preparation; how to harvest boughs for sale after pruning; and about other related economic issues. Bonus sections help you identify blister rust cankers, set up blister rust monitoring, and identify plants in the genus
Ribes
, shrubs whose hosting spreads the disease. Soon you’ll be well on your way to helping to restore the pine ecosystem.
Authors: Chris C. Schnepf, John W. Schwandt
36 pages | PNW 584
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