Savannah L. Ferreira

Savannah L. Ferreira
State of Vermont · Forests Parks & Recreation

Master of Science

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Education
August 2018 - May 2020
West Virginia University
Field of study
  • Plant Pathology
September 2014 - May 2018
University of Maine
Field of study
  • Forestry

Publications

Publications (5)
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The 2015–2018 outbreak of spongy moth ( Lymantria dispar ) in southern New England initiated a severe oak decline and mortality event. While defoliation was a primary driver, increased secondary pest and pathogen activity contributed to decline and death. Following this large defoliation event, Diplodia was frequently recovered from northern red oa...
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In Mediterranean Europe and the United States, oak species (Quercus spp.) have been in various states of decline for the past several decades. Several insect pests and pathogens contribute to this decline to varying degrees including Phytophthora cinnamomi, Armillaria spp., various insect defoliators, and additionally in the U.S., the oak wilt path...
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In Mediterranean Europe and the United States, oak species ( Quercus spp.) have been in various states of decline for the past several decades. Several insect pests and pathogens contribute to this decline to varying degrees including Phytophthora cinnamomi , Armillaria spp., various insect defoliators, and additionally in the U.S., the oak wilt pa...
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Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) is an historically, ecologically, and economically significant tree species throughout New England, USA. Reports of tree damage are being associated with the native, canker-forming fungal disease Caliciopsis canker, thought to be caused by the pathogen Caliciopsis pinea Peck. When infected with this pathogen, e...

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