Incidence and spatial pattern of trees with necrotic needle symptoms in Pinus strobus populations of nine national parks in 1987
Sanchini PJ. 1988. Incidence and spatial pattern of trees with necrotic needle symptoms in Pinus strobus populations of nine national parks in 1987. United States. National Park Service, Air Quality Division. Denver, Colorado
AIR QUALITY: Surveyed necrotic needle symptoms and chlorotic mottle on white pine. Acadia National Park was one of 3 parks with statistically significant necrosis evident. Acadia National Park also had a greater than 35% incidence of chlorotic mottle /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Upper Hadlock Pond/Riding Stable/Blackwoods Dump/Visitors Center/Duck Brook Road/Beech Mountain Road/Acadia Mountain Fire Road/Paradise Hill Overlook/Kebo Brook/Eagle Lake/Sand Point Road/Long Pond Fire Road/Gilmore Meadow/Park Loop Road/St. Sauveur Mountain/Bubble Pond/Sargent Mountain/Jordan Pond/Mill Field/Duck Brook/Aunt Betty Pond/Ikes Point/Echo Lake/Indian Point Road/Seal Cove Road/Uncle Dick Hill/Witch Hole Pond/Breakneck Ponds/Mitchell Hill
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Sanchini, Paula
- Date of Issue
- 1988
- Publisher
- United States. National Park Service, Air Quality Division
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Acadia Mountain Fire Road, Air Quality, Aunt Betty Pond, Beech Mountain Road, Blackwoods Dump, Breakneck Ponds, Bubble Pond, Duck Brook, Duck Brook Road, Eagle Lake, Echo Lake, Gilmore Meadow, Ikes Point, Indian Point Road, Jordan Pond, Kebo Brook, Long Pond Fire Road, Mill Field, Mitchell Hill, Mount Desert Island, Ozone (O3), Paradise Hill Overlook, Park Loop Road, Plants, Riding Stable, Sand Point Road, Sargent Mountain, Seal Cove Road, St. Sauveur Mountain, Uncle Dick Hill, Upper Hadlock Pond, Visitors Center, White Pine (Pinus strobus), Witch Hole Pond