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Table of contents: Service overview Our top performing foliar analysis service offers a comprehensive range of standard and specialist tests to determine the chemical composition of leaf and foliage samples. This will help identify nutrient deficiencies to boost plant growth, yield and quality. We provide a comprehensive suite of chemical...
Summary of the use of urban greenspace to reduce flood risk, through riparian woodland on floodplains
Benefits of greenspace for reptile and amphibian biodiversity, rare and protected species and practical consideration within urban and peri-urban environments
Information about the tree pest great spruce bark beetle ( Dendroctonus micans )
Information on the practical considerations and challenges of planting trees around buildings in urban areas
How greenspace can improve air quality in urban areas, practical considerations and case studies
Practical considerations of biosecurity and how planting exotic species and increasing movement of seeds can increase the risk of importing and disseminating new pest species (insects and pathogens).
Major landscaping scheme for the china clay mining areas in the centre of Cornwall
Advice on surveys and the management of bleeding canker in horse chestnut, disposal of infected material and replanting recommendations.
A project entitled 'molecular detection of Phytophthoras in forest, woodland and urban garden environments' aims to; i) examine Phytophthora diversity in soil at forest, woodland and public garden sites in Scotland, ii) assess the feasibility of using Illumina metabarcoding technology combined with spore trapping for longer-term monitoring of aerial Phytophthora...
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