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	Alberta Forest Health - Insects - Mountain Pine Beetle
		The mountain pine beetle is a temperate pine forest pest with a range extending from Mexico to central BC; the eastern edge of the beetle distribution lies along the southern Rockies near the Alberta-BC border where the effect of the maritime climate ends.
		Thus, the majority of lodgepole pine forests in BC and almost the entire lodgepole pine forests in Alberta is outside the normal range of mountain pine beetle distribution.
		Mountain pine beetle reduces the aesthetic value of forests, the timber volume and the monetary gains of the high-value mature tree.
	www.srd.gov.ab.ca /forests/health/i_mpinebeetle.html (818 words)

	Mountain Pine Beetle
		Mountain pine beetles (MPB) are the most important insect pest of Colorado's pine forests.
		Mountain pine beetle (MPB), Dendroctonus ponderosae, is native to the forests of western North America.
		Mountain pine beetles and related bark beetles in the genus Dendroctonus can be distinguished from other large bark beetles in pines by the shape of the hind wing cover (Figure 1, top).
	www.ext.colostate.edu /pubs/insect/05528.html (1435 words)

	Ministry of Environment - Mountain Pine Beetle FAQ
		British Columbia is currently experiencing a mountain pine beetle epidemic throughout the range of lodgepole pine forests in the province.
		There are epicenters (mountain pine beetle hot spots) south of Quesnel, near Fort St. James, south of Williams Lake, near Princeton and in the East Kootenays.
		Mountain pine beetles kill trees, and the effect of this can impact wildlife in the forests as well.
	www.env.gov.bc.ca /bcparks/conserve/pine_beetle/pine_beetle.html (1915 words)

	Lam Tree Service of Evergreen Colorado - Mountain Pine Beetles
		Mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae, is an insect native to the forests of western North America.
		Mountain pine beetles, and other bark beetles in the genus Dendroctonus, can be separated from other bark beetles by the shape of the hind wing cover.
		Mountain pine beetle is the most important insect pest of Colorado's pine forests.
	www.lamtree.com /pine_beetles.htm (771 words)

	Forest Health - Mountain Pine Beetle - WSU - NRS EXT
		Outbreaks can last for more than ten years, and mountain pine beetles are generally in an epidemic condition on at least one of their hosts somewhere in the west.
		Mountain pine beetles are a natural part of western ecosystems, and for this reason will never be completely eradicated (nor should they be, as they serve to create small stand openings which are important for biodiversity of both flora and fauna).
		To maintain mountain pine beetles at their normal levels, predisposing factors for outbreak must be removed.
	ext.nrs.wsu.edu /forestryext/foresthealth/notes/mountainbeetle.htm (1584 words)

	Mountain pine beetle
		Mountain pine beetle is the most serious insect pest of ponderosa and lodgepole pine forests in Colorado.
		Recent evidence indicates that mountain pine beetle populations are on the rise statewide.
		The external symptoms of mountain pine beetle infestation include popcorn-like masses of resin called "pitch tubes" on the trunk, boring dust at the tree base, and patches of missing bark or bark flakes at the tree base as the result of woodpecker predation.
	www.ext.colostate.edu /ptlk/1424.html (385 words)

	Mountain pine beetle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae, is a species of bark beetle native to the forests of western North America from Mexico to central British Columbia.
		Mountain pine beetles inhabit pines, particularly the Ponderosa Pine, Lodgepole Pine, Scots Pine and Limber Pine.
		The beetle is responsible for massive damage to lodgepole pine forests in Canada, where a reduction in the severity of winters has allowed the population to explode.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mountain_pine_beetle (519 words)

	Pine Mountain Truck Campers :: Home
		Pine Mountain's smooth, one-piece, crowned fiberglass roof is ultra strong, and has no seams to buckle, warp or come apart.
		Pine Mountain is ideal for those who thrive on the feeling of freedom a truck camper provides and is available with a variety of flexible floorplans designed to accommodate your choice of activities.
		Pine Mountain Truck Campers are loaded with storage compartments, spacious bunks, durable stain-resistant fabrics, attractive light maple cabinetry and well-designed pleasing interiors.
	www.starcraftrv.com /pine_mountain/index.html (292 words)

	GARNA - Living with the Mountain Pine Beetle
		The winners per se in the current mountain pine beetle epidemic are species such as the brilliantly colored western tanager, mountain bluebird, olive-sided flycatcher, nuthatches, chickadees, and woodpeckers.
		Pine trees produce large quantities of resin that flows in resin canals, not unlike the way that blood flows in veins.
		The activity of mountain pine beetles set a complex series of events into action that ends in the complete breakdown of the biomass represented by the living tree.
	www.garna.com /beetle/part2.html (2510 words)

	Mountain Pine Nursery: 2005 Newsletter
		Mountain Pine feels that with Scram on the perimeter of the garden and Repellex – our ‘old faithful’ deer product– sprayed on the plants, even the most severe deer browsing can be kept under control allowing for beautiful gardens once again.
		Mountain Pine is nestled in the beautiful mountains of Orange County only 50 minutes from the George Washington Bridge.
		Mountain Pine is an experience in itself with our sales areas set up as gardens to wander through.
	www.mtnpinenursery.com /2005_newsletter.html (825 words)

	Forests Mountain Pine Beetle
		A large outbreak of mountain pine beetle in interior forests has been one of the highest-profile forestry issues in British Columbia in the past few years.
		It is important to understand that mountain pine beetle, and other bark beetles, are native species and a ubiquitous feature of many forests, including those in the BC interior.
		These beetles are present everywhere lodgepole pine is a significant component of the forest, and they are a natural and essential elements of the forests.
	www.davidsuzuki.org /Forests/Canada/BC/Beetle (698 words)

	Mountain Pine Beetle FIDL 2
		The mountain pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae Hopkins, is a member of a group of beetles known as bark beetles.
		Control options available for managing the mountain pine beetle depend somewhat on the size of the outbreak, the age of the stand, the size of the trees, and the conditions of the site.
		Patch cutting in lodgepole pine stands creates a mosaic of age and size classes, which reduces the acreage of lodgepole pine that will be highly susceptible to beetles at one time.
	www.fs.fed.us /r6/nr/fid/fidls/fidl2.htm (3001 words)

	WildWNC.org : Trees : Table Mountain Pine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Table Mountain pine is unevenly distributed; its range extends from the Northern Appalachians in central Pennsylvania southwest to eastern West Virginia and southward into the Southern Appalachians, ending on the steep western edge of the mountains of North Carolina and east Tennessee (1,2,6,9,10,11,19,25,29).
		Of the three dry-site pines, Table Mountain pine roots are most affected by temperature; it grows a longer root than Virginia pine only between 16° to 28° C (61° to 82° F); pitch pine seedlings have the shortest roots at all temperatures (31).
		The often gnarly Table Mountain pines are a welcome sight on rocky, cliff-like areas of the Appalachians, but perhaps the most important use of the species is as protection forest; it stabilizes soil, minimizing erosion and runoff from the vast shale barrens and other rugged topographic features within its natural range (17).
	wildwnc.org /trees/Pinus_pungens.html (4426 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Pine Mountain Horse Shows facility provides the opportunity for riders of various skill levels to participate in schooling shows to hone their acquired skills.
		The mission of Pine Mountain Horse Shows is to provide a warm and safe environment where the riders of all ages can experience a friendly and enthusiastic atmosphere and improve their riding skills.
		Pine Mountain is a small town, centrally located only minutes from the famous Callaway Gardens; less than 90 minutes from Atlanta and thirty miles north of Columbus.
	pinemountainhorseshows.com (367 words)

	Mountain Pine Shutters: La Canada, La Crescenta, Pasadena, Glendale, San Marino, Arcadia, Burbank, Simi Valley, ...
		Mountain Pine Shutters, an expert in wood plantation shutters (also called wide louver shutters) and traditional wood shutters, has been the premier shutter company in southern California for more than 30 years.
		Mountain Pine Shutters will help you design a quality hardwood plantation shutter window treatment or traditional shutter window treatment to accent and brighten any home.
		Mountain Pine Shutters has a showroom in La Canada, California, and is open by appointment only.
	www.mountainpineshutters.com (737 words)

	GARNA - Living with the Mountain Pine Beetle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) is generally referred to the size of a kitchen match head.
		The mountain pine beetle infested stands are located and the boundaries of units with individual attacked/diseased trees are marked to be removed.
		Mountain pine beetle infestations have been on the increase in Chaffee County for the last few years and are becoming very threatening to our ponderosa and lodgepole pine forests.
	www.garna.com /beetle/part1.html (2047 words)

	Pine Mountain Lake
		Pine Mountain Lake (PML) is located in the town of Groveland in Tuolumne County just East of San Francisco.
		The airport at Pine Mountain Lake is owned and operated by Tuolumne County.
		While beautiful Pine Mountain Lake is home to many full-time and part-time residents, vacation rentals are available to the public.
	www.pinemountainlake.com (381 words)

	Nevada Division of Forestry, Forest Health Program -- Mountain Pine Beetle
		he mountain pine beetle (MPB) belongs to a group of forest insects, bark beetles, which are the most destructive insect pests in western coniferous forests.
		Biology: The MPB primarily attacks lodgepole, ponderosa, sugar and western white pines in Nevada, although piñ on pines are also a recorded host.
		Scotch pine, a common landscape tree, is also highly susceptible to attack.
	www.forestry.nv.gov /main/health_pine.htm (897 words)

	City of GP - Mountain Pine Beetles - Spotlight - City of Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada, Official Government Web Site
		The mountain pine beetle is a small, fl beetle about the size of a grain of rice.
		Mountain pine beetles attack and kill pine trees, usually mature ones aged 80 to 120
		Control of mountain pine beetle is usually done through cutting and burning of the individual infested trees.
	www.cityofgp.com /citygov/dept/parks/spotlights/mountainpinebeetles.htm (412 words)

	Did You Know That Pine Moutain Has Moved?
		Pine Mountain, in the southeastern corner of Kentucky, sits atop the Pine Mountain Thrust Fault.
		The illustration above is a view of the rocks beneath Pine Mountain from the Frakes Geological Quadrangle Map (Newell, 1975) in southeastern Kentucky.
		The fault block, which includes Pine Mountain, actually continues to the southeast into Virginia and Tennessee and is thousands of feet thick.
	www.uky.edu /KGS/education/pinemountain.htm (568 words)

	Pine Mountain
		It is bordered to the south by the Mount Tamalpais ridge, and to the west by Bolinas.
		So Pine Mountain may really be the "mountain" in mountain bike, but the person to ask is Gary Fisher.
		At the western base of Pine Mountain, we were deep in the Watershed District, where steep ridges gathered coastal precipitation into trickling creeks that grew into fast flowing rivers near the valley floor.
	www.gatetrails.com /pinemountain.html (3857 words)

	Mountain Pine Ridge at MyBelizeAdventure.com : Destinations: Cayo : Mountain Pine Ridge
		It is believed by some that the unique ecosystems of the Mountain Pine Ridge were created centuries ago when a volcanic island erupted onto the mainland.
		The Mountain Pine Ridge is home to the only Pine forest in the entire Central American Region.
		Currently there are no bus routes to Mountain Pine Ridge so visitors must obtain a private vehicle or inquire about transfers provided by several resorts in the park.
	www.mybelizeadventure.com /destinations/cayo/pineridge (519 words)

	About The Pine Mountain Trail Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Pine Mountain Trail offers clear crisp views of distant ridges in winter, with occasional snowfall, to the lush greens of summer ferns and foliage of lowland flora.
		The Pine Mountain Trail Association, Inc. was organized to design and build the very best trail possible.
		The Pine Mountain Trail Association appreciates all of the cooperation of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the continuing efforts of the personnel of Franklin Roosevelt State Park.
	www.pinemountaintrail.org (539 words)

	Mountain Pine Ridge Cayo District Belize
		Note: Even with its recent bout with the Southern Pine Beetle, the attractions of Mountain Pine Ridge are still very beautiful and a lot of fun to visit.
		Mountain biking and horseback riding are great ways to explore hard-to-reach areas.
		The road beyond the Mountain Pine Ridge Reserve continues on to Caracol, located in the Chiquibul Forest and largest Maya Archeological site in Belize.
	www.belizex.com /mntpine-tours.htm (581 words)

	Mountain Pine Beetle in the Black Hills
		The mountain pine beetle is one of several common bark beetles native to North America.
		However, these are also conditions that favorable for rapid expansion of mountain pine beetle populations.
		Trees that have a snapped top are especially vulnerable to mountain pine beetles, as their primary defense against such attacks – resin flow – is much reduced; yet the inner bark, the primary food source for the developing beetle, is still fresh.
	www.bhfra.org /mountainpinebeetles.htm (1263 words)

	Mountain Pine Beetles in British Columbia
		The Mountain Pine Beetle Action Plan is the cornerstone of the Province's coordinated response to the mountain pine beetle infestation.
		Prepared for information purposes and consideration in the development of retention strategies to maintain habitat structure and wildlife diversity of mountain pine beetle attack areas.
		Cumulative percentage of pine killed (slideshow with data for 1999-2004 and projection for 2005-2014)
	www.for.gov.bc.ca /hfp/mountain_pine_beetle (283 words)

	Pine Mountain Rustic Adventure Route
		Mountain Bikers who could tolerate a little gravel could find this route a nice 2-day bike trip.
		"...Pine Mountain looms in the distance....Over part of the timbered, craggy ridge extends the Trail of the Lonesome Pine.
		The northern flank of the mountain, blanketed with dense stands of timber, hems in the country as far the eye can see.
	www.kingdomcome.org /maps/pmrar.html (484 words)

	Pine Mountain Tourism Association : About Pine Mtn.
		The Pine Mountain area has emerged from its days as a farming community into a primary tourism location, greatly due to the efforts of President Franklin Roosevelt and Callaway Gardens' Cason Callaway.
		Today, Pine Mountain serves as the gateway to the 14,000-acre Callaway Gardens, created to provide a beautiful, natural setting for education and recreational pursuits.
		In fact, Pine Mountain has become a real hotspot for both weddings and honeymoons, largely due to its amenities and proximity to Atlanta.
	www.pinemountain.org /1001-1.htm (325 words)

	John Bailey: Table Mountain Pine
		Table Mountain pine is unevenly distributed; its range extends from the northern Appalachians in central Pennsylvania southwest to eastern West Virginia and southward into the southern Appalachians, ending on the steep western edge of the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee.
		Although surface rock varies in Table Mountain pine stands in the Great Smoky Mountains, it is often less than 15 percent of total surface cover; however, on narrow ridges, surface rocks can range from 35 to 55 percent or more.
		Above 3,480 feet Table Mountain pine pine-pitch pine stands were mostly restricted to south-facing ridges; with increasing elevation, pitch pine decreased in abundance.
	www.runet.edu /~jbailey2/bio335project/tablemountainpine.html (631 words)

	Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve, Belize National Parks, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Monuments, Natural Reserves
		It's a landscape of rolling pine forest spread over smooth granite hillsides, a slightly bizarre area with battalions of uniform pine sporadically dissected by fire breaks and broadleaf gallery forest.
		Another different part to Mountain Pine Ridge is the areas that did have limestone deposited on them.
		The reserve falls within the range of the endemic frog Rana juliani, restricted to the Maya Mountains, and a second frog endemic Eleutherodactylus sandersoni is reported along with an endemic fish species Poecilia teresae (known from the upper reaches of Belize River, the Macal and Raspaculo).
	www.ambergriscaye.com /pages/town/parkmountainpineridge.html (2139 words)

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