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Pests and diseases

    Invasive and uncontrolled pests, as well as the threat of diseases, can decimate populations of certain tree species and pose a major threat to Mediterranean forest areas. Research to improve understanding of the risk of pests and diseases can help practitioners and policymakers prevent forest vulnerability to these threats more effectively.

    Pests, diseases and climate change impact on chestnut and pine nut supply

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    An interregional workshop on "Wild harvested nuts and berries in time of new pests, diseases and climate change", brought together stakeholders from...
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    Wild harvest in time of new pests, diseases and climate change

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    Wild nuts and berries are facing several issues that threaten the evenness of their provision. Climate change and different exotic pests and...

    First Processionary Moth Meeting a success in Hammamet

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    The processionary moths associated with coniferous trees are, by far, the most important insect defoliator of pine and cedar forests in the...

    Is L. occidentalis entirely responsible for the high damage observed on cones and seeds...

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    The uncertainty surrounding the part played by the invasive North American seed bug, Leptoglossus occidentalis, in the observed decrease in seed production of the Mediterranean...
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    New agenda focuses on Mediterranean forest resilience in the face of...

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    The Mediterranean forest research community has a new mandate for action to strengthen the resilience of Mediterranean forest ecosystems over the next...
    Timber building

    The environmental impacts of a large-scale transition to timber cities

    Forest Fire

    HoliSoils publication on how soil recovers from forest fires

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