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The Canadian Chestnut Council
... Chestnut Council - A Decade of Progress American Chestnut - A Threatened Species in Canada Current Status of American Chestnut in Canada Distribution of American Chestnut in Ontario Chestnut ...
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The Canadian Chestnut Council
... chestnut. Guest speakers and members regularly highlight new developments in chestnut research, and members often use the annual meeting as an opportunity exchange chestnut seed and discuss common interests. Existing sites of American chestnut ... new sites of American chestnut in these areas outside of the range of the Chestnut blight pathogen. To date, sites of American chestnut have been identified ...
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The American Chestnut
... Chestnut American Chestnut (Castanea dentata) A Threatened Species in Canada American chestnut (Castanea dentata) near St. Williams, ON., ca. 1912 The American chestnut (Castanea dentata) was once one of ... Erie. Surviving stump of American chestnut that was killed by Chestnut blight Due to the introduction of Chestnut blight to North America, American chestnut is now considered a threatened species ...
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Current Status of American Chestnut
... of American Chestnut Current Status of American Chestnut in Canada One of the largest surviving American chestnut trees in North America, located in central Nova Scotia The status of American chestnut in ... to be greater in Ontario than elsewhere throughout the Chestnut's natural range. These surviving trees represent an important source of Chestnut germplasm that is adapted to Ontario conditions, and ...
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Distribution of American Chestnut
... Chestnut Distribution of Naturally-Occurring American Chestnut in Southern Ontario American chestnut still survives throughout its original natural range in southern Ontario, although at dramatically reduced populations. The following map shows the distribution of known sites of American chestnut ...
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Chestnut Blight
... Chestnut blight is actively growing and sporulating. Of the three best known chestnut species, the American Chestnut (Castanea dentata) is the most susceptible to chestnut blight, and the Chinese chestnut (C. mollissima) is the most resistant. The European chestnut (C. ...
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American Chestnut in Nova Scotia
... Chestnut in Nova Scotia American Chestnut in Nova Scotia American chestnut can also be found outside of its original range. One example of this is the presence of several chestnut trees distributed ... interest in this species, and individuals are initiating new plantings of American chestnut. The presence of American chestnut outside of the original distribution of this species is very important for ...
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Links to Other Chestnut Sites
... Chestnut Sites Links to Other Chestnut Sites The American Chestnut Foundation (ACF) The American Chestnut Foundation provides extensive information on many aspects of American Chestnut ranging from chestnut identification to progress in the breeding of American chestnut ...
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Recovery Plan
... chestnut were located in Elgin and Haldimand-Norfolk counties. In addition to chestnut blight, American chestnut may be adversely impacted by loss of habitat, potential hybridization with introduced chestnut ... establish self-sustaining populations of American chestnut. Chestnut blight continues to have the greatest negative impact on populations of American chestnut, although other factors such as ...
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Hypovirulence
... diseases that was discovered in Europe after the European chestnut (Castanea sativa) was destroyed in a similar manner as American chestnut was destroyed in North America. However, in Europe, ... determine how these isolates could be used more effectively to protect American chestnut. Chestnut tree with canker of Chestnut blight inoculated with hypovirulent isolates of the pathogen The "Arner Tree" ...
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