DRL MGMT Flashcards

1
Q

How to manage for low levels?

A

Condsider favoured alternate species for regen

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2
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how to manage for moderate infection?

A

Definitely a concern

Use a passive approach (alt spp) unless you are on a high productive site.

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3
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how to manage for high levels of DRL?

A

-Innoculum removal by stumping becomes a consideration depending on site sensitivity.

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4
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When deciding on planting vs stumping, what are the 4 main considerations.

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  • Site productivity (If high then there is a $ benefit to remove infection)
  • Site sensitivity (compaction, erosion) typically need 30-70% coarse frag.
  • Operational feasibility (slope)
  • Other values (fish, recreation, water.)
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5
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When would you need to survey for DRL?

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If low or high, the management choice is obvious. Surveys are required in moderate infection areas.

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6
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What is important about the survey sample area?

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Stratify survey if the infection is concentrated. Important to know where the infection is.

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7
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What are the 3 levels of DRL infection

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Low (5%) - Mod (10%) - High (15%)

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8
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What are the two types of ground survey?

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Area Based

Tree Based

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9
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How are ground based surveys carried out?

A

Strips are run off baseline

  • Intersection length method (infected length/total length)
  • Sketch mapping area (draw line halfway between healthy and infected)
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10
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How do you detect stressed trees with an aerial photo

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False color composite reveals near infrared waves to use which can detect stressed trees (less chlorophyl)

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11
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When surveying during harvest and regen, what information effects how you will manage?

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  • Individual centers vs stratified disease (stump if you want to replant fir where DRL is stratified)
  • Alt spp (pine hardwood cedar)
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12
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If you stump for DRL, what do you replant?

A

Fd, because infection is gone.

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13
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What are the removal methods for DRL?

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  • Stumping (rip out stump and turn it upside down) mycostasis by antagonistic organisms takes care of the rest.
  • Push over harvest (machine pushes tree over)
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14
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What is innoculum avoidance?

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Planting alt spp within 5m radius of DRL during regen.

Innefective unless stumps are marked reliably.

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15
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What is bridge tree removal?

A

avoiding innoculum by removing healthy looking trees adjacent to disease center.

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