Lodgepole pine and jack pine rely on the pulse of flame ... A provocative question concerns whether such species may actually encourage fire, whether they have acquired traits that make them ...

On a bright October morning west of Marion, from a viewpoint along a forested county road corridor interspersed with ...

Climate change and droughts are transforming forests and reducing their ability to absorb CO2. Which tree species are ...

Mistletoe, a group of plants in the order Santalales, are found around the world. Only some species of mistletoe are parasitic. The traditional parasitic mistletoe we think of is Viscum album. Most ...

It’s native to western pine forests, especially lodgepole and ponderosa forests ... one of about 6,000 species of bark beetles, including 500 that live in the U.S. and Canada.

Every now and then, I get a bug up my butt to drive long distances. Part of the motivation is to see forest types that I don’t normally get to ...

Other popular species include lodgepole and white pine — they're also classified as resinous softwoods but have lower heat values and overall quality (where burning is concerned) than yellow pine. So, ...

Overall, the results showed that the three symbiotic fungal species and the western gall rust altered terpenes—metabolites ... More information: Rashaduz Zaman et al, A Pine in Distress: How Infection ...

The first carbon positive hotel in the country blends nature-inspired design with environmental consciousness.

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