Can Soil Amendments Reduce Disease Severity in Trees?
2016 | Dr. Glynn Percival, R.A Bartlett Tree Research Laboratory, University of Reading, United Kingdom
Read moreScreening of actinobacteria for activities that protect trees against bacterial and fungal diseases
2014 | Oleksandr Gromyko, Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Ukraine
Read moreCan Biostimulants Enhance Disease Resistance in Urban Trees?
2008 | Glynn Percival and C. Payne, University of Reading, UK
Read moreImpact of Imidacloprid on Disease Severity and Vector Recolonization in Oaks Susceptible to Bacterial Leaf Scorch
2007 | James Lashomb et. al., Rutgers University
Read moreIs the Exotic Banded Elm Bark Beetle a Vector of the Dutch Elm Disease Pathogen?
2007 | W. R. Jacobi, Colorado State University
Read moreNovel disease control compounds to reduce pesticide usage in the arboricultural industry
2007 | Glynn Percival, University of Reading, UK and Bartlett Tree Research Laboratory
Read moreReducing transplant losses and enhancing disease resistance of newly planted trees using triazole compounds
2006 | Glynn Percival, Bartlett Tree Research Lab and University of Reading
Read morePest Vulnerability Matrix (PVM): A Graphic Model for Assessing the Interaction between Tree Species Diversity and Urban Forest Susceptibility to Insects and Diseases
2005 | Joe R. McBride, University of California, Berkeley
Read moreGastrodianin: A Possible New Tool to Manage Soil Borne Diseases of Woody Plants
2005 | Guido Schnabel, Clemson University
Read moreSystemic induced resistance to control root and foliar diseases of urban trees
2005 | Dr. Glynn Percival
Read moreThe Use of Biologically Inert Film Forming Polymers to Control Foliar Diseases of Urban Trees
2004 | Glynn Percival, R.A. Bartlett Tree Research Laboratory/university of Reading
Read moreA Three Pronged Approach to understanding the defensive mechanisms in Green Ash (Fraxinus, pennsylvanica) resistant to EAB (Agrilus planipennis)
2018, Jeanne Romero-Severson, PhD, University of Notre Dame Emerald ash borer (EAB, Agrilus planipennis), an accidentally introduced Asian beetle, poses
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Cleveland Neighborhood Tree Walks
2019 | Holden Forests & Gardens (Kirtland, OH) Cleveland Neighborhood Tree Walks will engage underserved communities in the growth, care,
Read moreIdentification of possible insect vectors of phytoplasmas in Quercus humboldtii Bonpla in Bogotá, Colombia
2017 | Liliana Franco-Lara , PhD and Co-Investigator Helena Brochero, PhD, Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Cajica, Colombia
Read moreFighting Microbes with Microbes to Protect Our Native Trees
2017 | Rachael Antwis, PhD, University of Salford, U.K. and Co-Investigator Andrea Harper, PhD, University of York, U.K.
Read moreGreen Teens – Vocational Skills Job Training
2017 | Friends of the Urban Forest
Read moreUrban Forests for Human Health: A Focused Economic Valuation
2017 | Kathleen Wolf, PhD, University of Washington
Read moreImproving Management Tools for Drippy Blight of Red Oaks
2015 | Dr. Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University
Read moreDevelopment of molecular markers for redbay (Persea borbonia L.)
2014 | Haiying Liang, Clemson University
Read moreAssessing horticultural products as alternative treatments for managing fungal foliar infections
2014 | Stephanie Adams, The Morton Arboretum
Read moreThe Economics of Emerald Ash Borer Management: A Comparison of Doing Nothing, Preemptive Removal, Replacement, and Treatment
2011| Dr. Richard J. Hauer, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Read moreUptake, distribution and persistence of systemic fungicides in large palms
2010 | Monica Elliott, University of Florida
Read moreEvaluating damage resulting from volcano mulching
2010 | Gary Watson, Morton Arboretum
Read moreEffects of root system configuration and partial excavation on tree stability
2010 | Stephen Mitchell, University of British Columbia
Read moreIdentification of signaling molecules in the systemic induced resistance phenomenon in Austrian pine
2006 | Perluigi Bonello, Ohio State University
Read moreIdentifying genes involved in resistance to White Pine Blister Rust in Eastern White Pine
2006 | Jason Smith, University of Minnesota
Read moreImplications of Distribution of Propiconizole in Red Oaks on the Management of below Ground Spread of Ceratocystis fagcacearum
2005 | Dr. Jennifer Juzwik & Ryan Blaedow, USDA Forest Service and University of Minnesota
Read moreThe Relative Importance of Nitidulade Beetles and Bark Beetles in Transmission of Oak Wilt
2005 | Maya Hayslett and Jennifer Juzwik, University of Minnesota and USDA Forest Service
Read morePrevention of Pine Wilt of Scots Pine with Systemic Injections of Abamectin
2004 | Ned Tisserat, T. Todd, R. James, Kansas State University
Read moreEpidemiology and Control of Sudden Oak Death
2004 | John H. Andrews, University of Wisconsin
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