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The first international conference of IUFRO Unit 1.01.04 Forest Establishment
The Japan Wood Research Society (JWRS) invites all scientists interested
IWMS-26 is the 26th in a series of world-class seminars
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The aim of our Working Party is to promote international co-operation between forest pathologists working primarily with shoot, foliage and stem diseases. Meetings of the Working Party are organised at intervals of 2 to 4 years. The number of participants in these meetings range from 40 – 60. The atmosphere of our meetings is relaxed and designed for creative exchanges of ideas to motivate both young and senior researchers.
The Scleroderris canker of pines was the first topic of our Working Party. More recently the spectrum of diseases has become more diversified to include foliage and stem diseases of conifer and hardwood species. Research subjects of our working group include control of diseases in forests and plantations and also basic research on pathogen biology and mechanisms of host resistance.
IUFRO member organization WSL is delighted to host scientists from all over the world in Switzerland to present their latest results in pathology and entomology.
The biannual meeting of IUFRO Working Party 7.02.02 Foliage, Shoot and Stem Diseases of Forest Trees, took place at Montesclaros Monastery in Cantabria, Spain, from
Science has a major role to play in embracing the complexity of the challenge of meeting future and diverse demands on forests. This includes
"I am very excited that the conference in Vienna this September is the first IUFRO-wide conference we have held with an in-person component since the
Forest pathologists propose to phase out all trade in plants and plant products that are of high risk to forest health worldwide. Their proposal is
The papers included in this Special Issue are based on contributions to a scientific session "Stem and Shoot Fungal Pathogens and Parasitic Plants: the Values