Program Details
Sessions Names and Numbers
| SESSION NUMBER | SESSION TITLE |
| S1 | General session on Forest Pathology and Entomology |
| S2 | Tree health in urban forests |
| S3 | Parasitic flowering plants in forests |
| S4 | Pine wilt disease |
| S5 | The ecology and pathology of bark and ambrosia beetle-microbial symbioses |
| S6 | Defense priming in forest trees: Mechanisms and practical applications |
| S7 | Gender issues in forest entomology and pathology (GIFEP) |
| S8 | Invasive forest pests and pathogens - pathways, impacts and mitigation measures |
| S9 | Biological control of forest pests: Challenges and opportunities |
| S10 | Forest Health in southern hemisphere commercial plantations |
| S11 | Myrtle rust: biology, impacts and management opportunities |
| S12 | Embracing the beauty of uncertainty and dealing with it in predictive models for forest pests and pathogens |
| S13 | A look to the future of the behavioural and chemical ecology of forest insects |
| S14 | Basic and applied ecology of tree reproductive structure insects and pathogens in the context of global change |
| S15 | New and emerging vascular wilt diseases caused by the Ophiostomatoid fungi |
| S16 | Pitch canker of pines: Emerging frontiers |
| S17 | Precision pest management in plantation forestry |
| S18 | Current status of viruses and phytoplasma of forest and urban trees |
| S19 | Worldwide trends in tree mortality: The roles of climate change, insects and pathogens and their interaction |
| S20 | Can pathogen behaviour within a native range inform management decisions following pathogen introduction into novel environments? |
| S21 | Research progress on ash dieback and emerald ash borer |
| S22 | Use of RNA strategies for the control of forest pests and diseases |
| S23 | Forest pathologist and entomologists unite! Results of innovative collaborations that improve our understanding and management of forest pest invasions. |
| S24 | Impacts of global change on forest defoliating insects. |
| S25 | Role of plant symbiotic organisms on plant resistance to insects and pathogens |
| S26 | Bark and ambrosia beetles |
