Agenda for this online seminar:

10am Welcome by Andy Tipping, LTOA Chair

10.05am Dr Jon Banks, Researcher and Research Lab Manager, Bartlett Tree Experts and Dr Sarah James, Synthace Limited - Horse chestnut bleeding canker – biology, current and future control methods.

10.35am Questions

10.45am Professor Robert Jackson, Chair of Tree Pathology, School of Biosciences and Director of the Birmingham Institute of Forest Research, University of Birmingham - Bacterial canker in trees – how do they occur and how do we stop them?

11.10am Questions

11.20am Oliver Booth, Arboricultural Consultant, Writtle Forest Consultancy - Comparative consideration of Oak bleed canker and Horse chestnut bleed canker.

11.45am Questions

11.55am Finish

This is seminar is for LTOA members only

 

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