Beech bark disease (BBD) affects American beech trees throughout much of their natural range in North America. The disease is typically a result of the infestation and feeding by the beech bark scale, ...

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Beech Bark Disease (BBD) is a significant threat to American beech trees (Fagus grandifolia) and has been altering forest ecosystems for over a century. This disease is caused by a complex of ...

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Blue beech can be grown as a large shrub, a single-stemmed tree or a multi-stemmed tree. The attractive smooth bluish-gray bark on this tree provides multiple seasons of interest. The fluted ...

Each sample represents a single tree. Sample IDs are row names site level metrics of each of the above variables were calculated by walking a transect at each site, assessing each variable for each ...

When I think about winter survival, my mind first goes to wildlife: field mice curling up in nests, chickadees flocking to bird feeders, and amphibians burrowing into the mud. Rarely do I think about ...

The beech tree also helps feed a variety of wildlife. From the squirrels and birds who enjoy the beech nuts, to the microorganisms that thrive on the bark, a beech can be a veritable buffet for ...

In these cases BLD has not directly killed beech trees but has been a major contributor to mortality. The presence of beech bark disease in Maine’s forests may significantly influence the rate of ...

site level metrics of each of the above variables were calculated by walking a transect at each site, assessing each variable for each beech tree on the transect, and taking the mean of each variable.

When I think about winter survival, my mind first goes to wildlife: field mice curling up in nests, chickadees flocking to bird feeders, and amphibians burrowing into the mud. Rarely do I think about ...