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Background Documents
September 14-17, 2009
- 2009 IFQRG-01 Agenda
- 2009 IFQRG-02 Participants list
- 2009 IFQRG-03 Document list
- 2009 IFQRG-04 IFQRG-6 report
- 2009 IFQRG-06 ISPM No. 15 as adopted at CPM-4
- 2009 IFQRG-07 Leal PWN mRNA handout
- 2009 IFQRG-08 Excerpts from CPM-4
- 2009 IFQRG-09 TPFQ 2008 report
- 2009 IFQRG-10 TPPT 2009 report excerpts
- 2009 IFQRG-11 TPFQ requests for IFQRG
- 2009 IFQRG-13 Draft PWN treatment testing protocol
- 2009 IFQRG-14 Treatment criteria examples
- 2009 IFQRG-15 NAPPO Forestry Panel update
- 2009 IFQRG-16 Draft wood commodity standard outline
- 2009 IFQRG-17 IPPC update
- 2009 IFQRG-18 Phytosanitary measures and forest pest risk management (Gagnon)
- 2009 IFQRG-19 PWN diagnostic using mRNA as indicator of viability (Leal et al.)
- 2009 IFQRG-20 Immunological techniques for PWN detection in wood and vectors (Fonseca et al.)
- 2009 IFQRG-21 Concerns about PWN in wood free from Monochamus vectors (Magnusson)
- 2009 IFQRG-22 Worldwide interceptions of ALB and CLB (Haack et al.)
- 2009 IFQRG-23 European oak borer (Agrilus sulicollis) in North America (Haack & Petrice)
- 2009 IFQRG-24 Infestation of test wood (particularly logs) with PWN (Uzunovic)
- 2009 IFQRG-25 Determination of PWN lethal temperature using microwaves (Hoover et al.)
- 2009 IFQRG-26 Protocol for testing nematodes during treatment development (Magnusson & Schoeder)
- 2009 IFQRG-27 Incidence of live woodborers in firewood (Haack & Petrice)
- 2009 IFQRG-28 International movement of fungi associated with forest products (Allen)
- 2009 IFQRG-29 Italian research on heat treatment facilities - ISPM No. 15 (Fragnelli et al.)
- 2009 IFQRG-30 Testing fungi in the context of new phytosanitary treatments (Uzunovic)
- 2009 IFQRG-31 Fumigant alternatives to methyl bromide (Uzunovic)
- 2009 IFQRG-32 Efficacy testing - statistics background (Uzunovic)
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The International Forestry Quarantine Research Group was established to provide a mechanism where critical forestry quarantine issues can be addressed through discussion and collaborative research. It serves to bring together scientists and phytosanitary officials to foster multi-disciplinary approaches to forest quarantine-related problems of global significance.
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