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Serious P. ramorum problems in Northern Ireland

Andrew Reed

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Gareth Dalzell

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I visited Antrim a few weeks ago and noticed in the woodland many notices concerning P ramorum, and a fair number of diseased Larch along side paths. I found five minutes to google what it was all about, and found this interesting report.

 

 

http://www.forestryjournal.co.uk/pdf/Cleggan.pdf

 

"Tip of Iceberg" springs to mind. If you go onto the NI Forestery Service website you'll see it's popped up in a number of other places and that's only the ones that have been reported or they have noticed. I am guessing this is the case throughout the UK also unfortunately.

 

This months Forestry Journal also has an excellent article on P ram. Really puts things in prospective. One to cut out an keep.

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