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Sciences, Universiti The use of brown rot fungi in the bioremediation of metallic
1 23-Oct Poster Abdul Karim Azrena Teknologi MARA (UiTM) preservative treated timber
Relationship between stem damage in mid-rotation eucalypt
plantations and populations wood-boring insects detected by
2 31-Oct Paper Dick Bashford Forestry Tasmania
static trapping
Landcare Research Bioherbicides – innovative, inundative biocontrol options to
3 31-Jul Poster Dr Stan Bellgard Manaaki Whenua
manage forest weeds
Scion Forest Biosecurity Host range assessment for new organisms: Uraba lugens as a
4 30-Oct Paper Dr Lisa Berndt and Protection
BC Ministry of Forests and
case study
Range, Forest Practices Twenty-one year results of site preparation impacts on
5 31-Oct Paper Jacob 0. Boateng Branch
lodgepole pine disease and mortality
BC Ministry of Forests and Survival, growth, and predicted yield of white spruce (Picea
Range, Forest Practices glauca (Moench) in north eastern British Columbia following site
6 1-Nov Paper Jacob Boateng Branch
preparation and vegetation management.
Phosphine for disinfestation of pine logs and sawn timber from
7 31-Oct Paper Don Brash Crop & Food Research, New Zealand
Early Detection via a Global Network of Sentinel Plantings:
Paper or
U.S. Forest Service Recruiting Botanic Gardens and Arboreta to Stop the Spread of
8 9-Oct Poster Kerry Britton Research & Development Invasive Species
Paper or
Forest insect fitness on novel host trees: a matter of genetic
9 3-Nov Poster Eckehard Brockerhoff Scion
relatedness and host specificity
Conservation and Management of Potentially Resistant Tree
Scion (New Zealand Forest Germplasm: An Important but Easily Neglected Component of a
10 22-Oct ? Rowland D. Burdon Research Institute Ltd Robust Biosecurity Strategy
11 30-Oct Dr Treena Burgess Forest Pathologist The use of sentinel planting in biosecurity
MAF Biosecurity New RECENT RESPONSES TO INCURSIONS OF EXOTIC SIREX
12 30-Oct Paper Graham Burnip Zealand,
SPP INTO NEW ZEALAND
Understanding the Potential of Guava Rust (Puccinia psidii) to
Destroy a Myrtaceous tree, Ohia (Metrosideros polymorpha), in
13 1-Nov Paper Phil Cannon USDA Forest Service Hawaii

Queensland University of Australia’s EPP Diagnostic Database: The Plant Biosecurity
14 30-Oct Paper Amy Carmichael Technology
Forest Resources
Research, NSW
Toolbox
Department of Primary Digital Aerial SketchMapping (DASM) enhances forest health
15 1-Aug Paper Dr Angus Carnegie Industries
surveillance in Australia
Department of Life
Traditional Ecological Knowledge for the management of foliar
Paper or
Sciences , Manipur
fungal diseases of Oak tasar host plants in Manipur, North East
16 21-Oct Poster Gopal Chhetry University
India
TEST OF MIXTURES OF HERBICIDES; ACCURATE MIXED
WITH DIFLUFENICAN FOR WEED CONTROL IN CHRISTMAS
17 29-Aug Paper Paul Christensen PC-Consult
TREES
Effects of Vegetation Control Treatments for Release of
University of Alberta, Dept. Engelmann Spruce from a Mixed-Shrub Community in Southern
18 21-Aug Paper Philip G. Comeau of Renewable Resources British Columbia – Year 15 results.
University of Alberta, Dept. Effects of herbaceous and woody vegetation control on early
19 21-Aug Paper Philip G. Comeau of Renewable Resources boreal mixedwood stand development
20 3-Nov Paper Simon Cook Auckland City Council
U.S. Forest Service,
Managing Dutch elm disease in New Zealand
Paper or
Northern Research Station
21 8-Aug Poster Daniel Dey
Columbia Afforestation of oak in agricultural floodplains
Maximizing growth response in newly planted Douglas-fir
seedlings through the integrated study of fall-spring herbicide
22 24-Oct Paper Eric Dinger College of Forestry
treatments, soil moisture, and xylem water potential.
Paper or
University of New
RANDOMIZED GRAPH SAMPLING FOR INVASIVE SPECIES
23 1-Aug Poster Mark Ducey Hampshire
SURVEILLANCE
EXTENDING THE USE OF HUMANE, LOW RESIDUE,
24 19-Aug Paper Dr Charles Eason Connovation Limited
SCION, National Forestry
MULITSPECIES CONTROL TOOLS.
25 31-Oct Poster Chris Ecroyd Herbarium Identification of plant hosts of pests and diseases
Non Timber Forest Products (NTFPs) loss and disturbance by
26 31-Oct Suka Emmanuel
Department of Forest and
Chromolaena odorata in South West Province Cameroon.
Ecosystem Science, Physiological responses of Pinus radiata to attack by the
27 31-Oct Poster Alieta Eyles
University of Melbourne Monterey pine aphid (Essigella californica) in Australia

28 31-Oct
Paper or
Poster Laura Fagan Crop & Food Research
Canadian Food Inspection
Detecting invasive species in advance of the border
29 10-Jul Paper Robert Favrin Agency Exotic Forest Pest Surveillance Projects in Canada
Paper or
Detection of asymptomatic fungal infection in conifer tissue
30 14-Oct Poster Rebecca Ganley Scion
culture material.
Plant Protection
CAN SPRAY ADJUVANTS REDUCE AERIAL SPRAY
31 23-Jul Poster Robyn Gaskin ChemistryNZ
Ministry of Agriculture and
Forestry, Biosecurity New
VOLUMES OF SCRUBWEED HERBICIDES?
32 31-Oct Paper Ken Glassey Zealand What’s the government doing about it?
Paper or
CSIRO Sustainable The threat of guava rust to Australia – it’s not if it arrives but
33 31-Oct Poster Morag Glen
Ecosystems
when!
Paper or
CSIRO Sustainable
34 31-Oct Poster Morag Glen
Ecosystems DNA and forest biosecurity
Paper or
CSIRO Sustainable
35 31-Oct Poster Morag Glen
Ecosystems Qualitative modelling for risk analysis in biosecurity
Paper or
The invasion and biological control of broom (Cytisus scoparius)
36 28-Jul Poster Hugh Gourlay Landcare Research in New Zealand
Wildling conifer control (Pinus contorta, P. mugo and
37 24-Oct Paper Stefan Gous Scion
Pseudotsuga menziesii) in the South Island of New Zealand.
Paper or
Back-tracking moths, a modelling tool to improve incursion
38 1-Aug Poster Sylvain Guichard CSIRO Entomology
Extension Regional Center,
response to invasive species in a biosecurity context
Paper or
University of Minnesota Emerald Ash Borer First Detector Program a Volunteer Early
39 2-Aug Poster Angela Gupta Extension
Detection Program
Paper or
Woodland and Forest Eradication and containment of Phytophthora cinnamomi from
40 30-Oct Poster Giles Hardy Health, Murdoch University natural ecosystems
Paper or
Woodland and Forest The use of satellite and airborne imagery for surveillance of
41 30-Oct Poster Giles Hardy Health, Murdoch University declining woodlands in Western Australia
Paper or
Woodland and Forest Western Australian State Centre of Excellence on Climate
42 30-Oct Poster Giles Hardy Health, Murdoch University Change and Woodland and Forest Health
43 1-Aug Poster Lynley Hayes Landcare Research Biological Control for Forest Weeds
44 19-Nov Poster Frank Hirst Department of Primary Improving Small-scale-plantation Health Surveillance in Victoria

Industries
45 Paper Pierre Hohmann Lincoln University
Ecological Studies of Trichoderma Bio-Inoculants in the Soil
Ecosystem of Pinus Radiata.
Paper or
Genetic resistance to Armillaria novae-zelandiae among clones
46 19-Sep Poster Ian Hood Scion
of Pinus radiata
Paper or
Scion Forest Biosecurity Nectria flute canker in New Zealand: an exotic pathogen on an
47 31-Oct Poster Anna Hopkins and Protection
exotic host results in a new disease
DR.
Institute of Forestry and
MOHAMMED
Environmental Sciences, Invasion and allelopathic effects of Mikania cordata in the
48 22-Oct Paper KAMAL Hossain Chittagong University
Natural Resources Canada,
plantation forests of Bangladesh
49 31-Oct Paper Leland Humble Canadian Forest Service Forest health, biosecurity and DNA barcoding
Paper or
Natural Resources
50 1-Nov Poster Leland Humble Canada Developing DNA barcode libraries for Cerambycidae
Pest risk analysis and invasion pathways – adventive
Paper or
Natural Resources
arthropods, solid wood packing and global trade INVITED
51 1-Nov Poster Leland Humble Canada
PAPER
Department of Primary Application of Deliberative Multi-criteria Evaluation to Prioritize
52 29-Aug Paper Michael Hurley Industries – Victoria
Centre for Phytophthora
Science & Management,
Invasive Pest Species
Paper or
CRC National Plant Susceptibility of Australian plant species to Phytophthora
53 2-Aug Poster Kylie Ireland Biosecurity
ramorum
Paper or
Fungal names and forest biosecurity – the impact of the
54 31-Oct Poster
Paper or
Peter Johnston Landcare Research molecular revolution
55 2-Sep Poster Nod Kay Scion Space, biodiversity and plant defence
Risk associated with gypsy moth (Lymantria dispar)
Paper or
USDA Forest Service, introductions varies with geographic origin and the ecology of
56 22-Jul Poster Melody Keena Northern Research Station the invaded area
Paper or
Arboreta as tools to detect new potential alien pests and test
57 1-Nov Poster Marc Kenis CABI Europe-Switzerland ecological hypotheses on biological invasions
North Carolina State Developing surveys with known reliability for recently discovered
58 1-Nov Paper Frank Koch
University
forest pests

North Carolina State Evaluating critical uncertainty thresholds in a spatial model of
59 1-Nov Paper Frank Koch
University
forest pest invasion risk
Plant Health and
Diagnostic challenges, incursion pathways and eradication
Environment Laboratory, efforts of five Invasive Lepidopteran pests entering New
60 31-Oct Paper Lalith Kumarasinghe MAF Biosecurity NZ Zealand.
Contribution of a natural New Zealand Fertilizer to increase the
Paper or
Organic Carbon Content and reduces the Nutrients Leaching
61 6-Oct Poster Andreas Kurmann Far North Envirolab Ltd
Centre for Enhanced Forest
Management, Dept.
Process from a Coniferous Forest Floor.
Renewable Resources, Using root carbohydrates reserves as an indicator of
62 11-Jul Paper Simon Landhäusser University of Alberta vulnerability to defoliation in trembling aspen
Paper or
Institute for Commercial Twenty years of forest vegetation management research in
63 1-Nov Poster Keith Little
Forestry Research
South Africa, have the original objectives been met?
Using Dynamic Ecological-Economic-Modeling to Quantify and
64 30-Oct Paper Dr Shuang Liu CSIRO Entomology Communicate Economic Impacts of Bioinvasion
School Of Forestry
Estimating rotation-length impacts of weed control during
65 30-Oct Paper Dr Euan G. Mason University Of Canterbury plantation establishment with a hybrid modelling approach
Waterford Institute of Trends in Forest vegetation management in Europe in the 21st
66 28-Oct Paper Dr. Nick McCarthy Technology
century
DNA-based identification of Dothistroma septosporum and
67 29-Oct Paper Dr Rebecca McDougal Massey University
Dothistroma pini
Paper or
MAF Biosecurity New Identifying and assessing entry pathways for hitchhiker
68 23-Oct Poster Melanie Newfield Zealand,
organisms: a case study using lymantriid moths.
(Dr.) Hashim
Forest Research Institute THE MENACE OF EXOTIC PIONEER WOODY SPECIES AS
69 29-Oct Poster Md Noor
Malaysia
ALIEN INVASIVE PLANTS IN MALAYSIA
Paper or
Technological advances using Disparlure for slowing the spread
70 8-Jul Poster Amy H Onken USDA Forest Service
MAF Biosecurity New
Zealand, Policy & Risk
of Gypsy Moth
71 31-Oct Paper Michael Ormsby Directorate
Nanophosphor Application
Developing phytosanitary treatments for international trade
Centre, University of Silver nanoparticles synthesis using weed extract: Novel
72 4-Aug Paper Vyom Parashar Allahabad
approach towards weed management
73 31-Oct Paper Steve Pawson Scion Using differential responses to light spectra as a push-pull

Paper or
CSIRO Sustainable
control strategy for wood borers and bark beetles.
PREDICTING THE IMPACTS OF PEST ATTACK ON FOREST
74 3-Oct Poster Libby Pinkard Ecosystems
PRODUCTIVITY UNDER CHANGING CLIMATE
Ecological impacts of the invasive alien brown spruce longhorn
Pureswaran, Forest Insect Ecology, beetle, Tetropium fuscum Fabr. (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae), on
75 30-Oct Poster Deepa
PhD
Natural Resources Canada
Bio-Protection, Bioscience
the native community in Atlantic Canada
Research Division,
Molecular characterisation of Australian populations of the
Department of Primary nematode Deladenus siricidicola and prospect for the DNA
76 15-Sep Paper Motiul Quader Industries
based monitoring tool.
Ramsfield,
The relationship between pruning and the presence of
77 30-Oct Paper Tod
Ph.D. Scion
Neonectria fuckeliana in Pinus radiata
Paper or
An Economic case for Forest Vegetation Management research
78 2-Nov Poster Brian Richardson Scion
Entomology Department,
Ashoka Trust for Research
in New Zealand
in Ecology and the
Prospects of Microsporidia for biological control of the teak
79 15-Sep Paper Dr. T.O. Sasidharan Environment
defoliator, Hyblaea puera Cramer (Lepidoptera : Hyblaeidae)
Examining the impact of the Sal Borer (Hoplocerambyx
spinicornis) epidemic and assessing the status of rehabilitation
Paper or
Chief Conservator of and control measures in the forests of Shorea robusta in central
80 17-Oct Poster Ajit kumar Shrivastava Forests
India:
81 30-Oct Paper Jack Simpson Biosecurity Australia 'Pests in Wood Packaging - Where to now'
Paper or
Ministry of Forests and British Columbia’s Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic - Watershed
82 2-Aug Poster Alanya C. Smith Range
Risk Assessment Procedure
Paper or
Melbourne School of Land
83 31-Oct Poster Ian Smith and Environment
Paper or
Community Forest Values: Implications for Biosecurity
84 4-Nov Poster Harley Spence Coastline Consultants
MAF Biosecurity New
Management in New Zealand
85 30-Oct Paper Paul Stevens Zealand Risk-based allocation of biosecurity surveillance resources
Paper or
Dept of Primary Ind and Lantana Control for Conservation Values – The Decision
86 8-Jul Poster Dr Daniel Stock
Fisheries
Support Tool
87 13-Aug Paper Dr Christine Stone New South Wales Mapping and quantifying the impact of tree mortality in Pinus

88 19-Jul Paper Jacquelyn Strager
89 19-Jul Paper Jacquelyn Strager
Department of primary
Industries
Natural Resource Analysis
Center, West Virginia
University
Natural Resource Analysis
Center, West Virginia
University
90 Paper Max Suckling HortResearch
Paper or
Bio-Protection Research
91 2-Nov Poster Jon Sullivan Centre, Lincoln University
Natural Resources Canada,
92 5-Aug Paper Jon Sweeney Canadian Forest Service
93 30-Oct Poster Jon Sweeney
Natural Resources Canada,
Canadian Forest Service
94 28-Oct Paper Harold W. Thistle USDA Forest Service
95 28-Oct Paper Harold W. Thistle USDA Forest Service
96 29-Jul Paper Dean Thompson Natural Resources Canada
97 29-Jul Paper Dean Thompson Natural Resources Canada
Northern Research Station,
98 5-Nov Poster Robert
Trotter USDA Forest Service
99 30-Oct Poster Sanna Välimäki University of Helsinki
100 10-Oct Paper Dr. Robert G. Wagner University of Maine
School of Forest
Resources, University of
101 3-Nov Paper Robert Wagner Maine
radiata plantations due to Ips grandicollis attack using remote
sensing technologies
Assessing the potential risk of emerald ash borer establishment
and spread using GIS
The Spray Advisor: A Geographic Information Systems
Approach for Aerial Spraying
Developing pyramid lure combinations to improv surveillance
efficiency
The rise and fall of wild kiwifruit (Actinidia spp.) in Bay of Plenty,
New Zealand
Pheromones for survey and management of Tetropium fuscum
(Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) in North America
Efficacy of chipping, debarking and bark hog treatment for
reducing phytosanitary risk of wood products from logs infested
with Tetropium fuscum (Fabr.) (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae)
Dispersion of Pheromone in Forest Environments:
Considerations in Anti-Aggregation, Attraction and Confusion
Recent Work to Understand Collection Efficiencies of Droplet
and Particulate Collectors: The World According to Flat Cards
SprayAdvisor - Research, Development and Validation of the
Decision Support System in Canada
Systemic Injection for control of exotic invasive insect pests in
Canada
Forest Vegetation Simulator Event Monitors for Two Major
Invasive Forest Insects in the Eastern United States
OctPest species and their natural enemies: does more diverse
forest mean less of these species?
Improving Species Composition of Hardwood Regeneration in
Beech-Dominated Understories in Maine, USA
Critical Period of Interspecific Competition for Four North
American Conifers: 15-Year Results

102 31-Oct Paper Nick Waipara Auckland Regional Council
"Managing Phytophthora 'taxon Agathis' (PTA) a pathogen of
Agathis australis (kauri) in New Zealand"
Adding value to forest health surveillance through retrospective
103 31-Oct Paper Dr Tim Wardlaw Forestry Tasmania
analysis
104 29-Oct Paper Michelle Watson Scion A new biological control agent for the forestry weed buddleia.
Vegetation manager – a decision support system for optimising
forest vegetation management, across broad environmental
105 26-Aug Paper Michael Watt Scion
gradients.
Paper or
University of Canterbury,
106 31-Oct Poster Meghan Williams New Zealand SEARCHING FOR WEEDS – A GIS TOOL
Landscape Analysis and MAPPING RISKS OF INVASIVE SPECIES WITH STOCHASTIC
Applications, Canadian MODELS: A CROSS-BORDER US-CANADA APPLICATION
107 2-Aug Paper Denys Yemshanov Forest Service
Landscape Analysis and
FOR SIREX NOCTILIO FABRICIUS
Applications, Canadian Mapping invasion risks under severe uncertainty: Robustness to
108 1-Nov Paper Denys Yemshanov Forest Service
Plant Protection Chemistry
gaps in knowledge about a new pest
109 28-Aug Paper Jerzy (George)
Dr Seyed
Zabkiewicz NZ Evaluation of amicarbazone herbicide for forest weed control
110 16-Oct Paper Javad Zad Islamic Azad University Some important diseases of Pistachia mutica in Iran
Observations on the occurrence and relationship of nematodes
111 29-Oct Paper Zengqi Zhao
Landcare Research in Australia conifers