Division 7 – Forest Health
About Division
This Division includes research on: physiological and genetic interactions between trees and harmful biotic impacts, including resistance mechanisms; biological and applied aspects of tree diseases; environment/ pathogen interactions in forest decline; the biology and control of forest tree insects; and impacts of air pollution on forest trees and forest ecosystems, including diagnosis, monitoring, biology, genetics and treatment of polluted forests and other wooded lands.
Units
- 1: 7.00.00 – Forest Health
- 7.01.00 – Impacts of air pollution and climate change on forest ecosystems
- 7.02.00 – Pathology
- 7.02.01 – Root and butt rots
- 7.02.02 – Foliage, shoot and stem diseases
- 7.02.03 – Vascular wilt diseases
- 7.02.04 – Phytoplasma and virus diseases of forest trees
- 7.02.05 – Rusts of forest trees
- 7.02.06 – Disease/environment interactions in forest decline
- 7.02.07 – Diseases of tropical forest trees
- 7.02.08 – World directory of forest pathologists and entomologists
- 7.02.09 – Phytophthora diseases on forest trees
- 7.02.10 – Pine wilt disease
- 7.02.11 – Parasitic flowering plants in forests
- 7.03.00 – Entomology
- 7.03.01 – Cone and seed insects
- 7.03.02 – Gall-forming insects
- 7.03.03 – Insects affecting reforestation
- 7.03.04 – Diseases and insects in forest nurseries
- 7.03.05 – Integrated control of scolytid bark beetles
- 7.03.06 – Integrated management of forest defoliating insects
- 7.03.07 – Population dynamics of forest insects
- 7.03.08 – Forest protection in Northeast Asia
- 7.03.09 – Protection of forests in the tropics
- 7.03.10 – Methodology of forest insect and disease survey
- 7.03.11 – Resistance to insects
- 7.03.12 – Alien invasive species and international trade
