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  1. Seed and vegetative propagation methods for the rare Florida native species Chionanthus pygmaeus (pygmy fringetree)

    Chionanthus pygmaeus Small (pygmy fringetree) (Oleaceae) is an endemic and rare Florida species, which has an attractive, small habit giving it great potential for use in managed landscapes. Members of the genus Chionanthus are difficult to propagate via cuttings and possess complex seed dormancies …

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  2. The role of emerging hosts in the North American emerald ash borer invasion: Implications for natural enemy-free space

    … reported on two non-ash hosts: white fringetree (Chionanthus virginicus) and European olive (Olea europaea). However, little is known about how EAB interacts with these novel hosts for development or how natural enemies respond to EAB developing on these novel host plant species. The objectives of …

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  3. Influences of Climate, Competition, and Novel Hosts on Parasitoids of Emerald Ash Borer, and their Establishment in Virginia, and North Carolina

    … ash trees, Fraxinus spp., and white fringe tree, Chionanthus virginicus L. In North America emerald ash borer feeding damages the trees vascular system, killing the tree in 1-6 years after initial infestation. Emerald ash borer's native range is north east China, the Russian Far East, and the …

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