And they came tumbling down: Stability of infested ash trees
John Ball, Forest Health Specialist, South Dakota State University
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04/10/2017
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What happens if we don’t remove trees killed by emerald ash borer? Unlike
cottonwoods and other trees that may stand for decades after dying, ashes killed by emerald ash borer soon become unstable and brittle. This means that
communities must take prompt action to remove emerald ash borer killed trees
before the trees become a hazard to people and property. This session will cover
the management of these dead trees.
- Tags:
- Forest
- Ash
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Trees
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