Observational analysis evaluates beetle hazard in pine stands, suggesting control measures may be essential.
The proportion of trees and volume in trees recently killed by bark beetles, and the proportion of live trees now classified as highly susceptible to beetle attack may be used as indices of beetle hazard in northeastern California pine lands. These same indices afford a basis for determining control measures and estimating their cost.
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