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Title: IPM and Forest Health Specialist
Organization: University of Georgia
Unit: The Bugwood Network
Country: United States
Web: http://www.bugwood.org
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Joseph LaForest is the Integrated Pest Management and Forest Health Specialist for the Bugwood Network at the University of Georgia. Previously, he was the pest manager of Dow Gardens in Midland, Michigan and worked to further develop their adult education programs. He is a Certified Arborist in the International Society of Arboriculture and has worked in various parts of the green industry for the last 12 years. His interests include promoting holistic plant health care through development of integrated pest management solutions, developing resources to be used in educating and assisting green industry workers, and teaching. His current duties include developing scouting guides and keys, classifying images, verifying taxonomy, and developing other educational resources.
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5470503 decay
5470504 decay
5411257 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree. Umbrella placed through tree for emphasis
5411256 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree; person looking through cavity
5411255 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree
5394947 decay
5394946 decay white mycellia in cavity of tree
2187071 Ganoderma root and butt rot Ganoderma lucidum
5291098 decay heart wood decay evident
5191062 decay decay in pine
5191063 decay decay in pine
5191066 decay decay in pine
5291093 stubs Stubs provide not only an entry point for decay organisms but also a food source. Large stubs only serve to feed the fungi decaying the wood
5191067 decay The base of the tree has had substantial decay and it is possible to see through the base
5026008 tree implants Old capsules found in cross-section after tree was removed. Notice the peculiar pattern of decay surrounding the implants. Cross-sections provided by Dan Veresh.
5026009 tree implants Old capsules found in cross-section after tree was removed. Notice the peculiar pattern of decay surrounding the implants. Cross-sections provided by Dan Veresh.
5026010 tree implants Old capsules found in cross-section after tree was removed. Notice the peculiar pattern of decay surrounding the implants. Cross-sections provided by Dan Veresh.
5026011 tree implants Old capsules found in cross-section after tree was removed. Notice the peculiar pattern of decay surrounding the implants. Cross-sections provided by Dan Veresh.
5026012 tree implants Old capsules found in cross-section after tree was removed. Notice the peculiar pattern of decay surrounding the implants. Cross-sections provided by Dan Veresh.
5177089 decay tree with a large hollow along a city street
5177090 decay close-up of large hollow along a city street
5177096 stubs leaving stubs can provide a route of entry for decay fungi especially on large limbs. Note the orange-yellow fruiting bodies on the underside of the limb.

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