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As part of Canada's Digital Collections program, the Laurentian Forestry Centre's entomology and forest pathology laboratories have prepared, for public use, an extensive collection of images and a variety of information on the main insects and diseases of Quebec forests and, more broadly, the forests of Eastern Canada.

Host Trees
Helps users identify an insect or a disease by selecting the type of tree affected, conifers (trees that bear narrow, needle-like or scale-like leaves) or deciduous (trees that bear large leaves that fall in the autumn), and the affected part of the tree -- Trees of each Canada's province.

Host Trees

Insects
General introduction to forest entomology -- Assists users in identifying an insect based on its classification by order, family and species or its food patterns and types of damage -- Index of all the insect names on the site.

Insects

Diseases
General introduction to forest pathology -- Helps users identify a disease based on the classification, according to the different levels of taxonomy, of fungi or based on a description of the type of damage observed -- Provides help for identifying some soil fungi (mushrooms) -- Index of all the disease names on the site.

Diseases
Canada's Digital Collections This digital collection was produced under contract to Canada's Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. This project was carried out with the collaboration of a LFC multidisciplinary team.

 
   
   

Last Updated: 2003-09-10

 

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