My Dissertation...

[pyro]

Evening all

 

I'm currently writing, or attempting to write a dissertation on Phytophthora, I am unsure of the exact direction it will be going yet, i.e. a specific disease or a comparison between the most common etc etc.

Basically I’m just wondering if anyone has any ideas about a good title, or question. As the only ‘tree expert’ the Bishop Burton College had was fired last year so I’m a bit stuck for people to go too!

Also are there any journals out there that would be of use in this area? I have found a thread recently - Articles for ISA Arboriculture Journal – which is very useful; any title of books would also be most useful!

 

Many thanks folks,

Also if some one is breaking a series 3 land rover I will be interested in a few bits!

 

Ben

[Bart]

Interesting topic,

We have Phytophthora ramorum in our woodlands,

The Food and Environment Research Agency / Defra - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs have a new five year programme on fighting Phytophthora so there should be some one able to help.

Got one of there people coming out next month so if i remember will ask for any specific names, ill assume you’re more interested in tree related cases.

[educated arborist]

"treatment & prevention of Phytophthora in trees(in the UK)"

you got several areas from here: the options, their legalities, costs & success rates

Are you at bishop then? & what course r u on???

[pyro]

"treatment & prevention of Phytophthora in trees(in the UK)"

you got several areas from here: the options, their legalities, costs & success rates

Are you at bishop then? & what course r u on???

 

For my sins yes im there

im on environmental conservation, or that's what the course is called this year! its changed every year i've been there. from something like -environmental conservation, to wildlife and countryside conservation, to something else mental.

 

 

That's good one, i was working on something like that in my head but not got to far with it as the pub was taunting me.

 

Interesting topic,

We have Phytophthora ramorum in our woodlands,

The Food and Environment Research Agency / Defra - Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs have a new five year programme on fighting Phytophthora so there should be some one able to help.

Got one of there people coming out next month so if i remember will ask for any specific names, ill assume you’re more interested in tree related cases.

 

Yes tree related cases are where it will be aimed at. awesome cheers, ill have a read through them in a moment,

 

 

 

thanks - Ben

[educated arborist]

i visit a friend at bishop every now & then will prob b up this sundy as it happens, If u PM me ur no we could go see that taunting mistress of yours & discuss it a little further

[pyro]

i visit a friend at bishop every now & then will prob b up this sundy as it happens, If u PM me ur no we could go see that taunting mistress of yours & discuss it a little further

 

that would be good matey, although any weekend except this one! im running a scout camp with 14 -15 year olds so im bound to be knackered at at my wits end! (and its in doncaster )

 

Ben

[educated arborist]

thats cool, but thad'd be explorers 14-18 no? still PM me your no though will b intersesting 2 c what u do

[pyro]

thats cool, but thad'd be explorers 14-18 no? still PM me your no though will b intersesting 2 c what u do

 

yep thats explorers, been a leader for 3 years ish. its pretty good, tho the health and safety is getting/got outrageous, taking most of the fun out of it.

 

will do man,

 

thanks

[Mark Cattell]

My Advise, Get focused quickly, keep it simple and local, it will complicate itself enough as you get into it.

I had a nightmare with mine as It was base in NE Hungary and the Ukraine not great when your data sets are screwed up. Had to sort the whole lot out in 6 weeks and had a lot of gaps in the data. Hense my desmond... 2:2

[pyro]

Hey all, thanks for this!

ive been ill for a few weeks so sorry for my absence!

ive made a start on the dissertation, all seems to be going well dispite the lack of supervisors at BB that know their trees!

Ive got a poster presentation coming up just after christmas so ill have to get stuck in again!

 

thanks

Ben