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TABLE 1 Forest Insect and Disease Collections from Principle Host Tre Manitoba and Saskatchewan 1963 Forest Districts wS bS bF P tL I D DID IDI mM wE Misc. Total s I DID ID Southern Man. 17 1 1 2 1 142 7 20 Eastern Man. 33 - 26 1 19 3 62 3 16 Interlake Man. 28 - 15 6 1 18 3 15 Western Man. 53 13 15 6 114 14 18 10 14 Northern Man. 614 1 3D 4 21 3 32 1 22 Southern Sask. 10 ;so — - OD Of - 2 Hudson Bay, Sask. 143 2 13 - 12 2 21 14 31 Prince Albert, Sask. 132 1 23 2 2 - 97 - 37 Northern Sask. 34 1 35 3 5 - 38 1 32 Meadow Lake, Sask. 71 7 20 3 5 - 57 5 36 West-central Sask. 11 1 - - - - 1 - 1 - 87 1 11 - 15 - 136 2 16 - 48 69 3 14 - 21 2 111 11 1i5 8 8 1 90 3 19 6 38 - 53 2 4 - - - 177 8 21 27 - 117 6 21 - 11 - 29 4 18 - 38 1 76 5 12 1 16 - 4 6 8 - 15 3 26 7 117 2 353 22 1 2 3 - 151 11 511 22 - 3 1 - 78 1 268 8 2 11 3 9 4 125 13 1423 76 2 - 2 .107 18 1425 39 13 4 6 4 35 2 123 12 1 12 4 16 - 68 2 14141 23 1 5 2 - - 914 7 11.149 19 - 1 1 - - 84 il 310 21 5 3 - 1 96 7 3914 33 u 5 12 - 54 3 11414 9 Totals 1402 26 178 20 86 14 86 4 226 4 I . Insect Collections D In Disease Collections
1.2 SUMMARY OF FIELD OPERATIONS Surveys commenced in all Districts early in May and term ted about mid-October except where special studies were carried out. Despite a heavy field program and a shortage of two Rangers (Technicians, Forest Research) on the staff most of the work was completed as scheduled, and the number of collections was increased by 801. 1.2.1 District Assignments:- The resignation of L. W. Dashensky from the Ranger staff in late April, 1963 required that R. W. Hancox be transferred from the Hudson Bay District of Saskatchewan to the Eastern District of Manitoba; R. C. Tidsbury from the Southern District of Saskatchewan to the Hudson Bay District; and M. Warachka was transferred from the Survey Laboratory Staff to the Northern District of Saskatchewan. Consequently, the Southern District was left vacant, but essential surveys were carried out at intervals by V. Hildahl, Ranger Supervisor. R. C. Van Den Abeele was appointed to the field staff in late August to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of J. B. Martin the previous season, and assisted with surveys in the Prince Albert and Northern districts of Saskatchewan during the remainder of the field season. Additional appointments to the field staff in late December of 1963 were G. N. Still and C. L. Rentz. District assignments in 1963 are as follows: Survey Sub-region Survey Forest District Code No. VOSS% Forest sear Technician (Ranger) Southeastern Southern District, Man. 00 * J.J. Lawrence Eastern District, Man. 01 Hancox Southern District, Sask. 11 Vacant (essential surveys by V. Hildahl) Central Northern District, Man. 02 * A.E. Campbell Western District, Man. 03 B.B. McLeod Hudson Bay District, Sask. 05 R.C. Tidsbury Northwestern Prince Albert District, Sask. 06 * McDowell Northern District, Sask. 08 M. Warachka Meadow Lake District, Sask. 07 K.L. Mortensen West-central District, Sask. 12 Vacant (surveys by L.L. McDowall and K.L. Mortensen) Regional Supervisor
Page 1 and 2: LIBRARY PEST RESEARCH LABORATC4RY N
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Subject 1. Summar
Page 5 and 6: 1. SUMMARY OF FOREST INSECT AND DIS
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Page 13 and 14: 2. ANNUAL DISTRICT REPORT SOUTHERN
Page 15 and 16: 2.2 INSECT CONDITIONS 2.2.1 Larch S
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Page 21 and 22: —17— 2.2.14 Other Noteworthy In
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Page 29 and 30: 3.2 INSECT CONDITIONS 3.2.1 Larch S
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Page 33 and 34: -29- TABLE 1 Forest Tent Caterpilla
Page 35 and 36: - 31 - 3.2.11 American Aspen Beetle
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Page 41 and 42: -37- 3.3 TREE DISEASE CONDITIONS 3.
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Page 45 and 46: -41- 4.1 INTRODUCTION Almost ideal
Page 47 and 48: 4.2.4 Yellow-headed Spruce Sawfly,
Page 49 and 50: -45- 4.2.10 Gray Willow Leaf Beetle
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- 55 - 5.2.5 Spruce Needleworm, Dio
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-57- TABLE I (cont.) Av. d.b.h. Av.
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-59- 5.2.14 Bark Beetles and Wood B
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—61— 5.2.15 Other Noteworthy In
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- 63 - 5.2.15 Other Noteworthy Inse
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-65- 5.3.6 Spruce Mistletoe, Arceut
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- 67 5.3.12 Other Noteworthy Diseas
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- 69 - 6.1 INTRODUCTION Surveys of
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-71- lakes, and along the Wolverine
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I TABLE -73- Area Type of collectio
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- 75 - 6.2.13 Other Noteworthy Inse
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-77- 6.3 TREE DISEA SE CONDITIONS 6
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- 79 - Other forest insects and dis
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7. ANNUAL DISTRICT REPORT HUDSON BA
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- 83 - 7.2 INSECT CONDITIONS 702.1
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- 85 - The boundaries of the infest
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- 87 - TABLE 1 (cont.) Av. Location
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-89- 7.2.10 Other Noteworthy Insect
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7,2.10 Other Noteworthy Insects (co
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- 93 -. 7.2.10 Other Noteworthy Ins
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- 95 - TABLE 2 (cont.) Place ate De
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8 . ANNUAL DISTRICT REPORT PRINCE A
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-99- Defoliation ranging from light
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- 101 - 8.2.8 Sawflies on Jack Pine
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- 103 - 8.2.11 Grey Willow-leaf Bee
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- 105- 8.2.16 Other Noteworthy Inse
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- 107 - 8.3.3 A Canker on Trembling
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-109- 8.3.6 Spruce Needle Rust, Chr
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9. ANNUAL DISTRICT REPORT NORTHERN
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- 113 - Lake Athabaska south to the
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TABLE 1 Results of Forest Tent Cate
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- 117 - 9.2.13 Other Noteworthy Ins
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-119- 9.2.13 Other Noteworthy Insec
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10. ANNUAL DISTRICT REPORT MEADOW l
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-12 3 - Cocoons wore collected for
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Location Location Type of Collectio
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-127- TABlE 2 Results of Boxelder T
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-129- 10.2.12 Other Noteworthy Inse
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- 131 - 10.3.6 Other Noteworthy Dis
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- 133 - 11.1 INTRODUCTION Forest in
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- 13 5 - in the Hoey-Wakaw-Crystal
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- 137 - 11.3 TREE DISEASE CONDITION
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BIOLOGY RANGER DISTRICTS MANITOBA I
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BIOLOGY RANGER DISTRICTS MANITOBA I
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BIOLOGY RANGER DISTRICTS MANITOBA 1
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BIOLOGY RANGIER DISTRICTS MANITOBA
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147 INDEX TO INSECT SPECIES Achaeto
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Magdalis albicollis Malacosoma amer
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-151- Flammula alnicola 39, 131 pin
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