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A White Ash (Fraxinus americana) Status Assessment and Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus planipennis) Management Plan for the Gordon Natural Area

Zack T. Signora, Kendra McMillin, Gregory D. Turner

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The Gordon Natural Area (GNA) is a 63 ha natural area found on the WCU campus that is facing many of the anthropogenic impacts commonly affecting suburban forests. Among these impacts are those from invasive

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The Gordon Natural Area (GNA) is a 63 ha natural area found on the WCU campus that is facing many of the anthropogenic impacts commonly affecting suburban forests. Among these impacts are those from invasive

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The Gordon Natural Area (GNA) is a 63 ha natural area found on the WCU campus that is facing many of the anthropogenic impacts commonly affecting suburban forests. Among these impacts are those from invasive

Key concepts: Emerald ash borer, Agrilus, Fraxinus, Buprestidae, Oleaceae, Forestry, White (mutation), Geography

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