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Center Lourizán Forest Research, organized a conference called NEMATODE DAY that held on January 13, 2011 in the Hall of Administration Building Xunta de Galicia Pontevedra, C / Fernández Ladreda, 43.

PROGRAM ---> View conference documentation

accreditation Collection
8:30 9:00 Official opening of the day

Session I Basics, biological and legal related to the nematode
Moderator: Ted Farrel. Consultative Group of EFIATLANTIC

9:15

Adela Abelleira Argibay. Head of Unit nematology. Areeiro plant pathology. Diputación de Pontevedra
" Biology pinewood nematode (Bursaphelenchus xylophilus): Diagnosis of the genus Bursaphelenchus "

Juan Alberto Pajares Alonso 9:45. Professor. Ins. Univ of Sustainable Forest Management Research. Valladolid Univ.
"Ecology and management of Monochamus galloprovincialis, nematode vector of pine wood"
10:15
Jose Maria Cobos Suarez. Deputy Director General Adj. Health of Primary Production. Ministry of Environment, Rural and Marine
"Present and future European legislation to prevent the spread of the nematode from the wood of pine

10:45
Symposium
Session II
Scientific knowledge about nematode control
Moderator: Gabriel Tovar. Forest Research Centre Lourizán. Xunta de Galicia

Edmundo Manuel R.

11:15 Sousa. Unit of Forestry and Forest Products, National Institute of Biological Resources IP / INIA of Oeiras. Portugal

"The current state of scientific knowledge in Portugal for the Control of pine wilt disease"

11:45

Hiroshi Hoshi. Improvement Regional Office Tohoku. Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Products. Japan

"The experience in Japan in breeding for resistance to pine wood nematode"

12:15

Marta Vasconcelos. Catholic University of Portugal (UCP)

"biotechnological methodologies for combating Bursaphelenchus xilophilus P. pinaster "

12:45

Hugh Evans. Head of Forest Research in Wales. Forestry Commission.

"Phrame Project Results (Plant Helth Risk Monitoring and Evaluation), and project objectives REPHRAME"

13:15

Symposium Session III Contingency Plans
Moderator: Enrique Martinez Chamorro. Chief Provincial Forestry Service Pontevedra. Xunta de Galicia

14:45 José Manuel Rodrigues. Division Chief. National Forest Authority Portugal

"The National Action Programme for the control of nematode in pine wood. Strategy actions and measures taken"

Gerardo Sánchez Peña

15:15. Head Protection Service of Mount Against Harmful Agents. Directorate General for Environmental Policy Forestry Natural. MARM.

"Measures for the detection, identification, prevention, control and eradication of the pinewood pin in Spain Acuerdo phytosanitary legislation "

15:45 lamellae Ramon Otero. Chief of the Department of Health and Plant Production.

the Rural Secretariat. Junta de Galicia

Plan Inspection of the nematode in mountain in Aserradero and wood import as part of the Autonomous Community of Galicia "

Pedro Mansilla Vázquez

16:15. Director of the Station phytopathological Areeiro. Diputación de Pontevedra

"Monitoring the nematode vector and su in Galicia since 1999 "

Symposium
16:45 17:00 Roundtable to identify priorities, needs and opportunities for international cooperation and trans-regional:

Moderator: Christophe Orazio. Director of EFIATLANTIC

Ana Oronsa. Business Federation Loggers and Timber highest bidder Galicia (FEARMAGA)
Inazio Martínez Arano. Union of Foresters of Southern Europe (USSE)
Rosario Alves. Executive Director of the Association of forest owners in Portugal (Forestris)
Soalleiro Roque Rodriguez. Professor of Forestry at the University of Santiago de Compostela. Campus LugoFernando Trenor. Director of the English Federation of Wood and sustainable packaging components (FEDEMCO) 18:30 Closing

In the event organizers to participate in the Regional Office of the European Forest Institute (EFIATALANTIC) Selvicultores Union of Southern Europe (USSE) Forest Technology Platform Galician (Devesa) and the Directorate General of Xunta de Galicia Hills.

The formal application shall be effected through the Internet: www.efiatlantic.efi.int by clicking nematode-day-event online Registration.

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nematode Growing Christmas Trees Forest

hare UNOS 500 years in Riga - Latvia will decorate the first Christmas tree. Since then the tradition has been covering the world and now hundreds of millions of trees decorate homes and streets in nearly every corner of the planet.

cultivation and production of Christmas trees is an important source of income in rural areas in temperate zones. In Spain sold 2 million units per year, mostly species nordmanniana Abies and Picea excelsa . The main production areas are Catalonia, Navarra and the Basque Country.

In the U.S. there are approximately 350 million Christmas trees grown on some 15,000 farms cover about 140,000 hectares. Each year between 25 and 30 million trees are sold in the U.S. employing over 100,000 people.

The state of Oregon in the north is where the crop is more important, occupying about 67,000 hectares and accounts for over U.S. $ 100 million in sales. 97% of the cultivated trees belong to two species: Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii ) and the Noble Fir (Abies procera ). Other cultivated species are Abies balsamifera, Abies fraseri, Pinus sylvestris, Pinus virginiana and Pinus strobus . Moreover, in recent times, research is underway for the introduction of other fir species, mainly from the area of \u200b\u200bAnatolia and the Caucasus (Turkey) as Abies nordmanniana subsp. nordmanniana or Abies nordmanniana subsp. equi-Trojani.

see some production areas in Oregon Christmas trees in Google Maps

snowline farm - Oregon ..//.. Elze Tree Farm - Oregon ..//.. Christmas Mountain Choose and Cut - Oregon

After holiday trees are harvested and replanted in the gardens of the houses while the rest is collected by one of 4,000 collection programs existing in the country. The trees collected for composting besides, are also widely used in the creation and restoration of habitats for fish in lakes and rivers, in the recovery of dunes and coastal areas and even as a cover for parks, playgrounds and gardens.

The need to market and distribute 25-30 million Christmas trees at least three weeks, equivalent to the sale and delivery of 1 to 1.5 million trees a day, nearly 1,000 daily average per farm. ; This concentration of work made since the 1980's larger farms began using helicopters to harvest, transport meeting and even trees. Helicopters decrease the amount of time between harvesting and marketing, reducing it to two weeks to just three days.

To call public attention on the growing utilzacion of synthetic trees, mainly manufactured in China, American Association growers Christmas tree has developed an online game called " Attack of the Mutant Artificial Trees"

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More information:

• Wikipedia: Growing Tree Christmas
• National Christmas Tree Association (NCTA) - U.S.
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• New York Times on Christmas árboels harvest in Oregon (*) Previously

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program Video Television de Galicia "A Labranza issued on 31/10/2010 on forestry work carried out under the power lines under the provisions of law forest fire prevention.