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        Ecological and economic values of public trees from the Manitou tree inventory 

        Warkentine, Levi (2020)
        Urban trees are an underappreciated aspect to urban communities and contribute valuable ecosystem services. As of November 2017, the emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis), an invasive beetle from Asia had been found in ...
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        Economic risk analysis of the emerald ash borer on the Thunder Bay campus of Lakehead University 

        Lindsay, Mitchell (2018)
        In addition to their beauty, these trees contribute valuable ecosystem services. As of June 2016 the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle from Asia, has been found in Thunder Bay and has the potential to kill every ash ...
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        The economic value of recovering the town of Oakville's urban forest after the impacts of the emerald ash borer 

        Krzywicki, Meagan (2019)
        The Town of Oakville is responsible for maintaining some 2,016,500 city trees planted within boulevards on the city’s streets (UFORE 2016). Prior to the emerald ash borer, ash trees represented the top 5 most trees planted ...
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        Fungi associated with the emerald ash borer on urban green ash 

        Kielt, Erin (2018)
        The emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) is an invasive beetle recently introduced from Asia. It has quickly spread throughout much of eastern North America causing death of millions of ash (Fraxinus spp.) in both natural ...
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        Management implications of invasive insects (special attention to emerald ash borer) in small communities 

        Bennett, Sarah (2017)
        Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire, or more commonly known as the emerald ash borer (EAB), is a Buprestid beetle native to eastern Asia and Russia. It has been introduced to North America by way of anthropogenic factors. During ...
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        The management plan and forest inventory of a private woodlot in Southern Ontario 

        Hojniak, Thomas (2021)
        In Southern Ontario, private landowners hold the majority of forested land because of privatization. These property owners face degraded forests because of past logging practices. Other challenges faced by these owners ...
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        An Ontario approach to urban pest management: a case study for emerald ash borer 

        Thordarson, James (2020)
        The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is an invasive insect pest that was imported to North America from Asia in packaging materials and shipping containers. It first became established in Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario in ...
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        Potential utilization of green ash wood as a result of emerald ash borer proactive management in Thunder Bay, Ontario 

        Binnendyk, Blair (2018)
        The emerald ash borer (Agrillus planipennis Fairmaire) (EAB) was discovered in Thunder Bay, Ontario in June, 2016. Since that time, the city of Thunder Bay has implemented a proactive management plan of 50% treatment and ...

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