DRN Flashcards

1
Q

Hosts and range of Spruce DRN?

A
  • Coast and interior wet belt

- Hemlock, Balsam, Spruce hosts

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2
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How does DRN spread?

A
  • primary wound invader (spores)
  • P strain travels along roots
  • S strain (butt rot, but can kill young trees up till about JS size)
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3
Q

What is the main diagnostic symptom of annosus?

A

White decay with black flecks throughout

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4
Q

Describe the conk for annosus

A
  • Can be resupinate or shelf like
  • found at base of tree/underside of roots
  • Brown on top
  • Holographic bottom
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5
Q

How is DRN managed at harvest?

A

-Stumping is not very effective due to spore infection ability.

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6
Q

How is DRN managed at JS?

A
  • JS creates wounds due to root grafting with remaining trees
  • Stumps can be treated with borax
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7
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What are the two strains of DRN? Which in BC?

A
  • H. irregulare Pine strain (similar to DRL, Eastern canada-California.)
  • H. occidentale Spruce strain (In BC, A but rot with limited ability to travel along roots.)
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