History of Larch Sawfly Outbreaks and their Effect on Tamarack Stands in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
L. D. Nairn, W. A. Reeks, F. E. Webb, V. Hildahl
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L. D. Nairn, W. A. Reeks, F. E. Webb, V. Hildahl
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The larch sawfly,Pristiphora erichsonii(Htg.), has been under observation in Manitoba and Saskatchewan since early in the present century. Recorded observations were somewhat fragmentary until 1937; since then systematic and detailed annual reports have been provided by the Forest Insect Survey and since 1948 intensive ecological and life table studies have been conducted by staff of the Winnipeg Laboratory at the Whiteshell Forest Reserve, Manitoba.
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The larch sawfly,Pristiphora erichsonii(Htg.), has been under observation in Manitoba and Saskatchewan since early in the present century. Recorded observations were somewhat fragmentary until 1937; since then systematic and detailed annual reports have been provided by the Forest Insect Survey and since 1948 intensive ecological and life table studies have been conducted by staff of the Winnipeg Laboratory at the Whiteshell Forest Reserve, Manitoba.
Key concepts: Sawfly, Larch, Outbreak, Geography, Ecology, Table (database), Forestry, Biology