Dear ALL*,*
The present message is to propose to your institution a research project
that will boost the forest development in Colombia, our country. Now days,
Colombia has 20.000 ha of *Acacia mangium* plantation whit very good
performance, to recover degraded lands, produce pulp for paper production
and solid wood production. The government is planning to increase the area
to 1´000.000 ha because all the benefits a forest plantation has to the
society.
At the moment the unique problem *A. mangium* has is the attack of some
disease that cause a sudden death. This has decreased the interest in this
specie in the public. In our previous research we have found that there are
some fungus in attacked specimens: *Fusarium*sp., *Myrothecium *sp. y *
Phomopsis* sp., that could be causing the seen problems .
We would like to hear of possibilities for financial support, and an
institution that will join us (we are working with an University in our
area). We would provide resources and also we will cover some of the
expenses, and the University will provide scientific advices, laboratories
and equipment. We will really appreciate your help contacting the right
institution and personnel if your institution is not interested.
Regards, John Pulgarin
--
*John Alexander Pulgarín D*.
Ingeniero Forestal. MSc. Entomología
*Reforestadora Cacerí S.A.*
www.caceri.com/
j.pulgarin(a)caceri.com
Cel: (57) 321 830 8223
Tel: (57) (4) 511 2877
I am sad to share that Dr. Sande McNabb died this week in Ames, Iowa.
------------------------------------------------
The following information is from the Ames Tribune:
Harold Sanderson ?Sande? McNabb, 83, died Thursday, May 12, 2011, at
Israel Family Hospice House in Ames. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m.
Monday, May 16, with services at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 17, at Collegiate
Presbyterian Church in Ames. Burial will follow at Iowa State University
Cemetery.
Sande taught and did research at Iowa State University for 47 years (1953
to 2000). He was a devoted husband, father and mentor to many. McNabb was
active in scientific circles, Democratic politics and Boy Scouts of
America.
He is survived by wife, Marguerite ?Margo? McNabb; sister, Margery McNabb,
of Lincoln, Neb.; son, Peter J. (Jeanette Slaybaugh) McNabb, of Des
Moines; and daughter, Genene (Reid Gagle) McNabb, of St. Paul, Minn.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Iowa State University Foundation
in memory of Sande McNabb.
-------------------------------------------------
A more complete biography of Sande's life is available on the website of
Adams and Soderstrum Funeral Home:
http://www.adamssoderstrum.com/
or at http://www.tributes.com/show/Harold--McNabb-91466619
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If you would like to send cards or condolences to Margo, her address
follows:
Margo McNabb
1232 Wisconsin
Ames, IA 50014
--------------------------------------------------
Sande had friends throughout the world. In addition to being a classic
forest pathologist, he personally touched the lives of many students. One
of his passions in life was promoting the legacy of Dr. George Washington
Carver, including encouraging opportunities for minorities to realize the
full potential of their contributions to science and humanity. To this
end, Margo and their children intend to establish a specially named
memorial fund at ISU to assist with continuation of this legacy.
Contributions to the Iowa State University Foundation in Memory of Sande
McNabb will go toward this purpose. [the website for ISU Foundation
donations is
https://secure2.convio.net/isuf/site/Donation2?idb=1983929057&df_id=3180&31…]
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In addition, Mee-Sook Kim (mkim(a)kookmin.ac.kr) is setting up a "Sande
McNabb Student Travel Award" with the American Phytopathological Society
-- Linda
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Linda Haugen, Plant Pathologist
Forest Health Protection, S&PF, U. S. Forest Service
1992 Folwell Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108
Phone: (651) 649-5029 Fax: (651) 649-5238
E-mail: lhaugen(a)fs.fed.us
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Forest Pathology Colleagues:
It is with great pleasure we officially invite
you to attend the 13th International Conference
of the
International Union of Forestry Research
Organization, Working Party 7.02.01 ìRoot and
But't Rot of
Forest Trees scientific meeting, visiting the
Italian peninsula from September 4th until Sept
10th,
2011. Please follow the links below for
additional information, the official conference
announcement, and registration form.
Official IUFRO 13 Announcement:
http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/downloads/iufro/13_IUFRO-RBR%201st_ci…
IUFRO 13 Registration Form:
http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/downloads/iufro/13_IUFRO-RBR%20REGIST…
IUFRO 13 Conference Information Page:
http://nature.berkeley.edu/garbelotto/english/iufro13.php
Your Hosts,
Paolo Capretti
Cecilia Comparini
Nicola La Porta
Elena Gottardini
Matteo Garbelotto
Please send din a registration form ASAP. Also,
be sure to book your hotel in Florence and San
Martino by June 30th, after that date rooms will
be released. Thanks you
Matteo Garbelotto
XIII IUFRO Conference on
"Root and Bu t Rot of Forest Trees"
September 4th - 10th 2011
Firenze - S. Martino di Castrozza, Trento , Italy
Firenze, March 16th, 2011
Dear forest pathologists,
it is with great pleasure we officially invite
you to attend the 13th International Conference
of the
International Union of Forestry Research
Organization, Working Party 7.02.01 "Root and
Butt Rot of
Forest Trees" scientific meeting, visiting the
Italian peninsula from September 4th until Sept
10th,
2011.
1- General information - The Conference will
start in Firenze later on will move to the
Dolomite
mountains where will be possible to continue with
sessions an also to visit conifer woods. The
Conference will be preceded by an optional PRE-CONFERENCE, field trip in ROMA.
Conference welcome and registration will be
organized at Casa della Creatività - Vicolo di
Santa Maria
Maggiore, 1 Firenze, near the Cathedral, in the
evening of Sunday 4th where you are invited to
have a
welcome cocktail.
The first session of the Conference will start at
8.30 on September 5th in the Conference room in
Firenze (Via San Gallo, 25) At the Auditorium
close to the Cenacolo di Santa Apollonia.
Sessions will
continue on September 6th in the same place. On
September 7th we will move by coach northward to
Dolomite area, stopping along the way in S.
Michele all'Adige (Trento) where we will visit
the FEM
Research Centre and its historic wine cellar.
Along the travel we will enjoy the view of the
Dolomites
landscape, villages and mountains (the beauty and
the geological diversity, the botany, and the
landscape itself were decisive in the
international commission of experts of UNESCO to
declare in
2009 the Dolomites as a World Heritage site)
until in San Martino di Castrozza where we will
stay
for three more days. On September 8th the meeting
will continue in San Martino with a full session
day. We will spent the next day, September 9th,
visiting the Natural Park of "Paneveggio Pale di
San
Martino" and finally will end at approximately
12.00 on September 10th after the closing session.
Getting There and Away - For your travel plans
consider to reach Firenze directly by fly but also
by train from Milano, Roma or Venice. All cities
have good train connections to Firenze. No
transportation will be provided from Roma to
Firenze for those interested in the optional
preexcursion
near Roma.
The Firenze Airport is located 4 km from the
center of the city. A taxi can make the trip in 15
minutes, and the Bus between the airport and
Santa Maria Novella railway station takes 20
minutes.
Bus service has a frequency of 30 min.
Firenze Train Station - Florence's central
station is called Firenze Santa Maria Novella
(look for
signs announcing "Firenze SMN"). The train
station is located in the northwest corner of
central
Florence, within convenient walking distance of
most Florence tourist attractions (as well as
Cenacolo
di Santa Apollonia).
After the meeting end in San Martino di
Castrozza, it will be possible back to Firenze
with the
reserved coach (included in the registration fee)
or to reach Venezia (2 hours distance by Bus
service, about ¤ 20.00; INFO http://www.brusutti.com/Default.aspx?lang=2 ;
http://www.sanmartino.com/ ).
Optional Pre-Conference Field Trip
For those who are interested to know the site
where the North American Heterobasidion irregulare
is spreading, a pre-conference field trip will be
organize on September 3rd, starting at 9.30 am
(pick up will be in the center of Roma,
registered people will be informed by mail
separately).
The excursion will end approximately at 16.30 pm.
A box-lunch and beverages will be provided to
attendees.
2 - Registration
Registration is now open, and will close on June 30th.
Payment must be received by July 10th.
We are pleased to offer the following options:
Professional Registration: ¤ 450.00
Student Registration: ¤ 350.00
Accompanying people Registration: ¤ 350.00
Conference fee will cover registration, coffee
and meals during the sessions, social events
listed in
the program, transportation by coach from Firenze
to S. Martino di Castrozza and return, and one
copy of Proceedings.
Registration and Payment Instructions
1. Please confirm your pre-registration and send
us a copy of the Payment form before June 30th
2011
to iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it
Payments should be sent to:
Paolo Capretti, Account No. 101233785
c/o Unicredit Firenze Vecchietti, via Vecchietti, 11 - 50123 Firenze, Italy.
Swift code: UNCRITMM
IBAN: IT 28 X 02008 02837 000101233785
Please specify to your bank that all bank commissions are at your charge (OUR)
REMEMBER DEAD LINE for PAYMENTS: June 30th 2011,
PRE-CONFERENCE. ROMA - Heterobasidion irregulare,
September 3rd, (not included in the
registration fee). Transportation and meal: ¤ 50.00
ACCOMMODATION in Roma Please contact info(a)argotour.it
3- Accommodation in Firenze is NOT included in
the registration fee. To reserve a room for the
nights of September (3) 4th to 6th you could
contact sending a mail to Argotour
(info(a)argotour.it see
attached form) but is also possible to book by yourself looking in the web.
A student accommodation could be found at
http://www.hostelsclub.com/hostel-it-10066.html -
www.plusflorence.com -- info(a)plusflorence.com
Accommodation S. Martino di Castrozza from 7th to
10th (NOT included in the registration fee)
We reserved a number of rooms at the following Hotels :
Hotel Vienna http://www.hvienna.com (double and tree beds rooms)
Hotel Panorama www.hpanorama.it (10 single rooms available)
Hotel La Montanara www.hotelmontanara.it ( 10 single rooms available)
Hotel Belvedere www.hbelvedere.it ( 10 single rooms available)
Please ask for the special price reserved for the
IUFRO Conference participants.
Special Prices and single rooms will be available
just in case you Book before June 30th!!
Different accommodation could be asked to the local Tourist office:
http://www.sanmartino.com/w/en/accomodation-p588.html
mentioning the IUFRO Conference
4. Send your abstract to
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it as indicated above.
Remember to include favorite
and second best focus area. You can use the
numbers assigned above to each area, if you wish
to do
so.
°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°
Conference Program Firenze - San Martino di Castrozza
[optional Sept 3rd, 2011 - Heterobasidion pre-conference excursion (Rome)]
Date - location Program Social events
Sept 4, 2011, 18.00 20.00 in Firenze , Casa
della Creatività - Vicolo di Santa Maria
Maggiore, 1- 50123 Firenze
Conference Registration
Welcome Reception
Cocktail
Sept 5, 2011, 8,30 - 17,30
Auditorium S. Apollonia - Via San Gallo,
25, Firenze
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Sept 6, 2011, 8,30 - 17,30
Auditorium S. Apollonia - Via San Gallo,
25, Firenze
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Light buffet dinner
"Caffetteria delle Oblate.
Via dell'Oriuolo 26 - Firenze
Sept 7, 2011, Firenze - S. Martino di
Castrozza
Conference moves to S.
Martino di Castrozza
Lunch in San Michele
a/Adige
Sept 8, 2011, 8,30 17, 30
Palazzo Sass Maor, Via Passo Rolle,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Official Dinner
Sept 9, 2011,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Excursion
(Dolomite area)
Dinner in malga
Passo Rolle
Sept 10, 2011, 8,30 12, 30
Palazzo Sass Maor, Via Passo Rolle,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Conference
Session and closure
Departure to Firenze by
Coach (included in
Registration fee)
YOUR HOSTS:
Paolo Capretti
Cecilia Comparini
Nicola La Porta
Elena Gottardini
Matteo Garbelotto
XIII IUFRO Conference on
"Root and Butt Rot of Forest Trees"
September 4th - 10th 2011
Firenze - S. Martino di Castrozza, Trento - Italy
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration fee as Professional < ¤ 450
Registration fee as Student < ¤ 350
Accompanying person Registration < ¤ 350
Optional Sept. 3rd Pre-Conference Field Trip ( Roma)
Participation fee. < ¤ 50
Optional Pre-Conference Field Trip - Participation fee
accompanying person: < ¤ 50
NB! Please attach a copy of the bank remittance / proof of payment
with the registration form or send proof of payment within deadline.
T TTO OOTTTAAALLL******
¤ ¤¤
** all bank commissions are at your charge (OUR)
I Intended to: T go back to Firenze with the reserved coach
Payment information
Payments should be sent to:
Paolo Capretti, Account No. 101233785
c/o Unicredit Firenze Vecchietti,
via Vecchietti, 11 - 50123 Firenze, Italy.
Swift code: UNCRITMM
IBAN: IT 28 X 02008 02837 000101233785
Please indicate your name, the aim of payment IUFRO-RBR Conference and
specify to your bank that all bank commissions are at your charge (OUR)
REMEMBER THAT PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED BY JUNE 30th, WE CANNOT
GUARANTEE transportation to S.Martino di Castrozza
XIII IUFRO Conference on
"Root and Butt Rot of Forest Trees"
September 4th - 10th 2011
Firenze - S. Martino di Castrozza, Trento - Italy
Scientific program - Information for Authors
Attendees will have 15-20 minutes for their oral
presentations including a couple of minutes for
questions. Following the tradition of last
conference in California, Poster presentations are
substituted by short oral presentations. Short
oral presentations will be 5 minutes long and will
include a maximum of 5 slides. Questions will be
asked at the end of a session rather than at the
end
of each presentation.
Priority for short talks will be given to
students who are not giving a full presentation,
followed by
attendees who are not given a long talk, and
finally short talks may be used as a second
presentation
by attendees who already give a full talk. When
submitting abstracts for both long and short
talks,
attendees need to select the focus area of their
presentation. Please include first and second best
selections among the following focus areas:
1 - Genomics and plant-pathogen interactions;
2 - Ecology;
3 - Aetiology and epidemiology;
4 - Systematic, taxonomy, and phylogeography;
5 - Population genetics;
6- New reports, diagnostics, and research applications of diagnostic methods:
7- Disease management and control
Scientific program - Information for Authors
My involvement in the meeting will include n. __
formal presentation/s: T Yes T No
T Extended communication - Session n. _
Author (s) :__________________________________________________________
Possible title/s:_______________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
T Short communication - Session n. _
Author (s) : __________________________________________________________
Possible title/s:_______________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
Please fill the form and return to:
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it before 31st May, 2011.
Instruction for Authors
Please, for the abstracts and extended abstracts
follow the Plant Disease (Instructions for Authors
of Disease Notes) for style and format details.
http://apsjournals.apsnet.org/userimages/ContentEditor/1236780011229/pd_aut…
Save your file in Microsoft WORD 97/2000/XP (.doc) format.
Abstracts of presentations should not exceed
1,600 characters, including title, authors and all
publication information.
Abstracts need to be sent to
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it no later than 31st May,
2011.
Emails need to include -
IUFRO ABSTRACT - "Erik Smith" (name 1st Author) in the subject as a file name.
The conference organizers will try to accommodate
everybody, but some long talks may be
transformed into short, if needed.
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
The Conference Proceedings will not feature full
papers, but rather extended abstracts with
different size for Long or Short presentations (
ex posters). Please follow the Plant Disease
(Instructions for Authors of Disease Notes) for style and format details.
http://apsjournals.apsnet.org/userimages/ContentEditor/1236780011229/pd_aut…
Long presentations - will not exceed 6322
characters, including title, authors, all
publication
information, and a maximum of eight references. A
maximum of four items, between tables and
black/white figures, can be added to the script.
All figures and/or tables, including legends,
should be
formatted to fit into two thirds of one page, maximum.
Short presentations (ex-posters) will not exceed
3166 characters, including title, authors, all
publication information, and a maximum of four
references. A maximum of two items, between tables
and figures, can be added to the script. All
figures and/or tables, including legends, should
be
formatted to fit into one third of a page, maximum.
Who will give oral presentation can present
either a Long or Short. Extended Abstract
Before submitting your extended abstract, please
ensure with the organizers it has been approved
for a long presentation.
Your contributions as Extended abstracts should
be ready at Registration desk in Firenze
Extended abstracts should be sent to
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it and the file called -
IUFRO
EXTENDED ABSTRACT LONG (or SHORT ) - Erik Smith
(name 1st Author) - in the subject and as a
file name.
DEADLINES RESUME
Abstract May 31st 2011
Registration June 30th 2011
Receive the payment July 10th 2011
Booking accommodation ASAP
Ext. abstract September 4th 2011
Registration or Conference Questions
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it
Please send din a registration form ASAP. Also,
be sure to book your hotel in Florence and San
Martino by June 30th, after that date rooms will
be released. Thanks you
Matteo Garbelotto
XIII IUFRO Conference on
"Root and Bu t Rot of Forest Trees"
September 4th - 10th 2011
Firenze - S. Martino di Castrozza, Trento , Italy
Firenze, March 16th, 2011
Dear forest pathologists,
it is with great pleasure we officially invite
you to attend the 13th International Conference
of the
International Union of Forestry Research
Organization, Working Party 7.02.01 "Root and Bu
t Rot of
Forest Trees" scientific meeting, visiting the
Italian peninsula from September 4th until Sept
10th,
2011.
1- General information - The Conference will
start in Firenze later on will move to the
Dolomite
mountains where will be possible to continue with
sessions an also to visit conifer woods. The
Conference will be preceded by an optional PRE-CONFERENCE, field trip in ROMA.
Conference welcome and registration will be
organized at Casa della Creatività - Vicolo di
Santa Maria
Maggiore, 1 Firenze, near the Cathedral, in the
evening of Sunday 4th where you are invited to
have a
welcome cocktail.
The first session of the Conference will start at
8.30 on September 5th in the Conference room in
Firenze (Via San Gallo, 25) At the Auditorium
close to the Cenacolo di Santa Apollonia.
Sessions will
continue on September 6th in the same place. On
September 7th we will move by coach northward to
Dolomite area, stopping along the way in S.
Michele all'Adige (Trento) where we will visit
the FEM
Research Centre and its historic wine cellar.
Along the travel we will enjoy the view of the
Dolomites
landscape, villages and mountains (the beauty and
the geological diversity, the botany, and the
landscape itself were decisive in the
international commission of experts of UNESCO to
declare in
2009 the Dolomites as a World Heritage site)
until in San Martino di Castrozza where we will
stay
for three more days. On September 8th the meeting
will continue in San Martino with a full session
day. We will spent the next day, September 9th,
visiting the Natural Park of "Paneveggio Pale di
San
Martino" and finally will end at approximately
12.00 on September 10th after the closing session.
Getting There and Away - For your travel plans
consider to reach Firenze directly by fly but also
by train from Milano, Roma or Venice. All cities
have good train connections to Firenze. No
transportation will be provided from Roma to
Firenze for those interested in the optional
preexcursion
near Roma.
The Firenze Airport is located 4 km from the
center of the city. A taxi can make the trip in 15
minutes, and the Bus between the airport and
Santa Maria Novella railway station takes 20
minutes.
Bus service has a frequency of 30 min.
Firenze Train Station - Florence's central
station is called Firenze Santa Maria Novella
(look for
signs announcing "Firenze SMN"). The train
station is located in the northwest corner of
central
Florence, within convenient walking distance of
most Florence tourist attractions (as well as
Cenacolo
di Santa Apollonia).
After the meeting end in San Martino di
Castrozza, it will be possible back to Firenze
with the
reserved coach (included in the registration fee)
or to reach Venezia (2 hours distance by Bus
service, about ¤ 20.00; INFO http://www.brusutti.com/Default.aspx?lang=2 ;
http://www.sanmartino.com/ ).
Optional Pre-Conference Field Trip
For those who are interested to know the site
where the North American Heterobasidion irregulare
is spreading, a pre-conference field trip will be
organize on September 3rd, starting at 9.30 am
(pick up will be in the center of Roma,
registered people will be informed by mail
separately).
The excursion will end approximately at 16.30 pm.
A box-lunch and beverages will be provided to
attendees.
2 - Registration
Registration is now open, and will close on June 30th.
Payment must be received by July 10th.
We are pleased to offer the following options:
Professional Registration: ¤ 450.00
Student Registration: ¤ 350.00
Accompanying people Registration: ¤ 350.00
Conference fee will cover registration, coffee
and meals during the sessions, social events
listed in
the program, transportation by coach from Firenze
to S. Martino di Castrozza and return, and one
copy of Proceedings.
Registration and Payment Instructions
1. Please confirm your pre-registration and send
us a copy of the Payment form before June 30th
2011
to iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it
Payments should be sent to:
Paolo Capretti, Account No. 101233785
c/o Unicredit Firenze Vecchietti, via Vecchietti, 11 - 50123 Firenze, Italy.
Swift code: UNCRITMM
IBAN: IT 28 X 02008 02837 000101233785
Please specify to your bank that all bank commissions are at your charge (OUR)
REMEMBER DEAD LINE for PAYMENTS: June 30th 2011,
PRE-CONFERENCE. ROMA - Heterobasidion irregulare,
September 3rd, (not included in the
registration fee). Transportation and meal: ¤ 50.00
ACCOMMODATION in Roma Please contact info(a)argotour.it
3- Accommodation in Firenze is NOT included in
the registration fee. To reserve a room for the
nights of September (3) 4th to 6th you could
contact sending a mail to Argotour
(info(a)argotour.it see
attached form) but is also possible to book by yourself looking in the web.
A student accommodation could be found at
http://www.hostelsclub.com/hostel-it-10066.html -
www.plusflorence.com -- info(a)plusflorence.com
Accommodation S. Martino di Castrozza from 7th to
10th (NOT included in the registration fee)
We reserved a number of rooms at the following Hotels :
Hotel Vienna http://www.hvienna.com (double and tree beds rooms)
Hotel Panorama www.hpanorama.it (10 single rooms available)
Hotel La Montanara www.hotelmontanara.it ( 10 single rooms available)
Hotel Belvedere www.hbelvedere.it ( 10 single rooms available)
Please ask for the special price reserved for the
IUFRO Conference participants.
Special Prices and single rooms will be available
just in case you Book before June 30th!!
Different accommodation could be asked to the local Tourist office:
http://www.sanmartino.com/w/en/accomodation-p588.html
mentioning the IUFRO Conference
4. Send your abstract to
iufro07rbr-italy(a)unifi.it as indicated above.
Remember to include favorite
and second best focus area. You can use the
numbers assigned above to each area, if you wish
to do
so.
°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°
Conference Program Firenze - San Martino di Castrozza
[optional Sept 3rd, 2011 - Heterobasidion pre-conference excursion (Rome)]
Date - location Program Social events
Sept 4, 2011, 18.00 20.00 in Firenze , Casa
della Creatività - Vicolo di Santa Maria
Maggiore, 1- 50123 Firenze
Conference Registration
Welcome Reception
Cocktail
Sept 5, 2011, 8,30 - 17,30
Auditorium S. Apollonia - Via San Gallo,
25, Firenze
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Sept 6, 2011, 8,30 - 17,30
Auditorium S. Apollonia - Via San Gallo,
25, Firenze
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Light buffet dinner
"Caffetteria delle Oblate.
Via dell'Oriuolo 26 - Firenze
Sept 7, 2011, Firenze - S. Martino di
Castrozza
Conference moves to S.
Martino di Castrozza
Lunch in San Michele
a/Adige
Sept 8, 2011, 8,30 17, 30
Palazzo Sass Maor, Via Passo Rolle,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Conference
Scientific
sessions
Official Dinner
Sept 9, 2011,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Excursion
(Dolomite area)
Dinner in malga
Passo Rolle
Sept 10, 2011, 8,30 12, 30
Palazzo Sass Maor, Via Passo Rolle,
S. Martino di Castrozza
Conference
Session and closure
Departure to Firenze by
Coach (included in
Registration fee)
YOUR HOSTS:
Paolo Capretti
Cecilia Comparini
Nicola La Porta
Elena Gottardini
Matteo Garbelotto
XIII IUFRO Conference on
"Root and Butt Rot of Forest Trees"
September 4th - 10th 2011
Firenze - S. Martino di Castrozza, Trento - Italy
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration fee as Professional < ¤ 450
Registration fee as Student < ¤ 350
Accompanying person Registration < ¤ 350
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Dear forest pathology colleagues,
We would like to bring to your attention the website
http://www.iufrouruguay2011.org that provides information about the
upcoming IUFRO meeting, "Pathogens, insects and their associations affecting
forestry worldwide" which will be held in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
8-11 November, 2011. The meeting will be a unique joint Forest
Entomology/Pathology meeting and I expect there will be many interesting
presentations and discussions. Given the location of the meeting in
Uruguay, we anticipate participation from across Latin America but the
meeting will focus on topics of international scope and we are thus
encouraging scientists from all countries to participate.
The meeting location of Colonia del Sacramento is a quaint town located on a
small penninsula in el Río de la Plata, and can be reached by a short ferry
ride from Buenos Aires on the other side of the river in Argentina. Colonia
is the oldest town in Uruguay, originally settled in 1680 and many of the
original stone and stucco buildings are still standing and used for
every-day life.
I'm really excited about this meeting as it will be unique in many ways. If
you think you might be interested in participating, please fill out the
information card at http://www.iufrouruguay2011.org/contact
Any specific questions about the meeting should be directed to our host, Dr.
Guillermo Perez at guillermoiufro2011(a)gmail.com.
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circulated on behalf of Guillermo Perez by IUFRO Headquarters
Greetings All
We will be filling an entomologist position in the near future and as part
of the process would like to hear from those interested in working in the
Southwestern Region, Flagstaff, AZ. Responses will help determine how
this will be advertised and grade of consideration for the position. The
outreach is also posted on the Lotus Notes outreach database. Please
help me in distributing this widely and to anyone that might have an
interest. If you have questions don't hesitate to contact me.
John Anhold
Arizona Zone Leader, Forest Health
USDA Forest Service
V: 928.556.2073 Fax: 928.556.2130
e-mail: janhold(a)fs.fed.us
website: www.fs.usda.gov/goto/r3/foresthealth
Hi everyone,
Jim Slavicek and I are working together on the restoration of American elm
(Ulmus americana). American elm was a dominant species in many swamp and
floodplain forests in eastern US and Canada before Dutch elm disease (DED)
reduced its populations. At our lab, we have a small plantation of elms in
various stages of testing for DED tolerance. Several genotypes have been
shown to tolerate DED, and a large portion of the progeny from crosses
among these trees are DED-tolerant as well. We are currently testing the
potential of seedlings from DED-tolerant crosses to be used for restoration
plantings. It is our hope that large, stately American elm trees will
someday grace our floodplain and swamp forests once again.
We need more DED-tolerant genotypes of American elm to use as parent trees
for our plantation in order to have enough genetic diversity to use it as a
seed orchard for large-scale plantings. We are looking for healthy American
elm trees larger than 24 inches DBH (diameter at breast height) that are
growing in areas that have had DED and that have not been treated with
fungicides to prevent DED. We are only interested in American elm trees
growing within its native range. If you see a survivor elm that fits this
description, please enter its location and DBH at our website:
http://nrs.fs.fed.us/disturbance/invasive_species/ded/survivor_elms/
We will compile these entries in a database, prioritize the elms for
sampling, contact land owners, and then collect small branches from the
trees to propagate and test them for DED-tolerance. Please forward to
anyone who knows how to identify elm trees and might have interest in this
project. Thank you for your help!
- Kathleen
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Kathleen S. Knight
Research Ecologist
USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station
359 Main Rd.
Delaware, OH 43015
740-368-0063 (office)
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Dear all -
Take 2 minutes, if you can, to enjoy my Forest Pest Rap, written to
advertise the new FAO Guide re Forest Pests described in Sandy Liebhold's
email below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-0ighGsrUE
FAO's communications specialist Tullia Baldassarri did a great job on
this. Please can you help us go "viral" by sending this to relevant
colleagues????
We particularly hope to reach all sectors of forest industry with advice
on pest management and info about the international phytosanitary
standards that can/will affect their business. Plant health regulators can
learn about forestry from this Guide, and researchers can learn how the
International Plant Protection Convention works to prevent pest spread.
Something for everyone, so please spread the word!
Kerry
PS: The Guide is the result of over a year's effort by many global forest
pest experts (see Guide link below for the list), led by Gillian Allard of
FAO.
Dr. Kerry Britton
National Pathologist for
U.S. Forest Service
Research & Development
1601 N. Kent Street, RPC-4
Arlington, VA 22209 phone: 703-605-4170
FAX: 703-605-5133
email: kbritton01(a)fs.fed.us
Andrew Liebhold <aliebhold(a)gmail.com>
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Hello FORENT and FORPATH subscribers,
You may be interested in the recent publication of:
"FAO Forestry Paper 164 - Guide to implementation of Phytosanitary
Standards in Forestry"
This is an important reference work that provides easy to understand
information on International Standards for Phytosanitary measures
(ISPM's) and how forest management practices can play a role in
minimizing pest prevalence and spread. It is available in Arabic,
Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish and can be freely
downloaded at:
http://www.fao.org/docrep/013/i2080e/i2080e00.htm
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