Tree Notes

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• Tree Note 1 - Protecting Trees From Construction Impacts

• Tree Note 2 - Tree Roots - Major Considerations for the Developer

• Tree Note 3 - Controlling Bark Beetles in Wood Residue and Firewood

• Tree Note 4 - The Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer in California

• Tree Note 5 - Ponderosa Pine Twig Scale 

• Tree Note 6 - Annosus Root Disease in California

• Tree Note 7 - Keeping Native California Oaks Healthy

• Tree Note 8 - Ips Beetles in California

• Tree Note 9 - The Red Turpentine Beetle

• Tree Note 10 - The Fire Engraver Beetle

• Tree Note 11 - Dwarf Mistletoes in California

• Tree Note 12 - Frost Damage in Eucalyptus and Other Trees

• Tree Note 13 - The Western Pine Beetle

• Tree Note 14 - Tree Topping - A Threat to Trees

• Tree Note 15 - Pitch Canker Disease in California

• Tree Note 16 - Madrone Canker in California

• Tree Note 17 - Fire Safe Landscaping

• Tree Note 18 - Managing Elm Leaf Beetle

• Tree Note 19 - Managing Bark Beetles in Urban and Rural Trees

• Tree Note 20 - Current Status of Pitch Canker Disease in California

• Tree Note 21 - Sequoia Pitch Moth - Enemy of Five California Pines

• Tree Note 22 - Western Pines & Western Gall Rust

• Tree Note 23 - Diplodia Blight of Pines

• Tree Note 24 - New Pests Threaten Urban Eucalyptus

• Tree Note 25 - Black-Stain Root Disease of Ponderosa and Jeffrey Pines in California

• Tree Note 26 - Oak Morality Syndrome: Sudden Dieback of Oaks and Tanoaks

• Tree Note 27 - White Pine Blister Rust in California

• Tree Note28 - Ips Beetles in California Pines

• Tree Note 29 - Port-Orford-Cedar Root Disease

• Tree Note 30 - Identifying Dead and Dying Conifers on Private Lands in California

• Tree Note 31 - Goldspotted Oak Borer

• Tree Note 32 - Pitch Canker Disease in California

• Tree Note 33 - Survival of Fire-Injured Conifers in California

• Tree Note 34 - Goldspotted Oak Borer

• Tree Note 35 - Invasive Shot Hole Borers

• Tree Note 36 - Pathogens and Insect Pests of Pacific Madrone

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