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Why does longleaf pine have low susceptibility to southern pine beetle?
Sharon Martinson
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Richard W. Hofstetter
, Matthew P. Ayres
Forestry, School of
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Southern pine Beetle
100%
Longleaf pine
100%
Low Susceptibility
100%
Dendroctonus Frontalis
50%
Pine Forest
50%
Frontalis
50%
Bark Beetle
50%
Resin
50%
Oleoresin
50%
Resin Flow
50%
Landscape Scale
50%
Two-species
50%
Differential Impact
50%
Southeastern United States
50%
Pine Species
50%
Infestation
50%
Pinus Taeda
50%
Three-state
50%
Sympatric Congeners
50%
Tree Defense
50%
Scale Patterns
50%
Relative Susceptibility
50%
Beetle Behaviour
50%
Defence Behaviour
50%
Low Mortality
50%
Species Change
50%
Pinus Palustris Mill
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Pinus
100%
Dendroctonus frontalis
100%
Bark Beetle
25%
Oleoresins
25%
Pinus taeda
25%
Coevolution
25%
Pinus palustris
25%