Understanding and Managing Disease in Forest Ecosystems
Publications & Products
![[image:] Collage of products about forest diseases; a map showing loss of oak stands in the St. Paul and Minneapolis metropolitan area, covers for two CDs: one on managing oak wilt in communities, one that covers an online symposium about sudden oak death (SOD), and the cover of a Forest Service publication: An Annotated Bibliography on Butternut.](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090305014401im_/http://www.ncrs.fs.fed.us/4502/local-resources/images/collage6.gif "[image:] Collage of products about forest diseases; a map showing loss of oak stands in the St. Paul and Minneapolis metropolitan area, covers for two CDs: one on managing oak wilt in communities, one that covers an on-line symposium about sudden oak death (SOD), and the cover of a Forest Service publication: An Annotated Bibliography on Butternut.") 
Our unit produces many research articles, technical reports, and other
materials on many topics for various audiences. You may search by author,
title, or keyword below or visit the
online publications page.
See additional publications
for more of our publications from 1995 to 2004.
Featured Products
![[photo:] CD-ROM cover for Oak Wilt: People and Trees, A Community Approach to Management.](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090305014401im_/http://www.ncrs.fs.fed.us/4502/local-resources/images/ow_cd_pubs.jpg "[photo:] CD-ROM cover for Oak Wilt: People and Trees, A Community Approach to Management.") Oak
Wilt: People and Trees, A Community Approach to Management. Version 1.3.
A self-paced oak wilt short course for midwestern urban and community
foresters, city administrators, tree inspectors, parks and recreation staff, and
others involved in oak wilt management. In addition to three Microsoft
PowerPoint slide shows, the CD includes resource information and
publications in printable PDF format, as well as an extensive collection of
images. 
 Sudden Oak Death
(SOD)
online symposium on CD-ROM.
A compilation of papers offered by scientists from across the United States
for an online symposium on Sudden Oak Death, hosted by the American Phytopathological Society in April-May 2003.
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