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Lodgepole pine stand structure 25 years after mountain pine beetle attack
This report examines pine stands affected by the 1979 mountain pine beetle attack in the Southern Quesnel forest district. Trees left standing or regrown since that outbreak have developed unique structural features that now provide valuable wildlife habitat. The British Columbia Forest Practices Board found that those trees that survived the pine beetle attack grew faster than prior to the attack, and may represent a source of mid-term timber supply. The objective of this document is to report the mortality, secondary structure (seedlings, saplings and sub-canopy trees that survived the pine beetle attack), growth following release, and new regeneration, for stands attacked by mountain pine beetle in 1979.
- "This report examines pine stands affected by the 1979 mountain pine beetle attack in the Southern Quesnel forest district. Trees left standing or regrown since that outbreak have developed unique structural features that now provide valuable wildlife habitat. The British Columbia Forest Practices Board found that those trees that survived the pine beetle attack grew faster than prior to the attack, and may represent a source of mid-term timber supply. The objective of this document is to report the mortality, secondary structure (seedlings, saplings and sub-canopy trees that survived the pine beetle attack), growth following release, and new regeneration, for stands attacked by mountain pine beetle in 1979."@en
- "Lodgepole pine stand structure 25 years after mountain pine beetle attack"
- "Lodgepole pine stand structure 25 years after mountain pine beetle attack"@en