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Mark Mankowski, E.Durability and Wood Protection ResearchUnit: FPL-4723 Research Entomologist Starkville, MS United States Phone: 662-338-3124 mark.e.mankowski@usda.gov |
Below are the 45 US Forest Service publications sorted by year. You may re-sort the list by: Title, Date Posted, Category, Publication or Year.
Publication Year: 2020 | |
![]() Highlight ID: 1653 | Guide for Selection and Use of
Pressure-Treated Wood This report describes and provides guidance for selection and use of pressure-treated wood for specific applications. ... |
Publication Year: 2019 | |
![]() Highlight ID: 1332 | Going Big with Mass Timber Protection Researchers are leading efforts to better understand mass timber as a next generation building material and provide safe effective protection strategies to ensure public safety and responsible forest stewardship. ... |
Publication Year: 2017 | |
![]() Highlight ID: 1298 | Effective utilization of naturally durable wood biomass offers an overlooked source of potential wood protectants Forest Service researchers at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison, Wisc., are evaluating extractives as potential next-generation wood preservatives. This bio-rational approach offers environmentally friendly alternatives to wood preservatives ... |
Publication Year: 2015 | |
![]() Highlight ID: 604 | Effects of Diet on Brood Development in the Carpenter Ant A Forest Service scientist fed carpenter ants an artificial diet, and variations of this diet, with nutrient components removed to examine the effects on brood development. The potential B vitamin and sterol contribution of a yeast found associated w ... |
![]() Highlight ID: 603 | USFS Termiticide Report for 2014 The most recent efficacy data for termiticides currently on the market were reported as part of the USDA Forest Service Termiticide Testing Program. This report allows consumers and applicators nationwide to examine the relative performance of these ... |
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Imagine a trail dipping below a steep valley edge surrounded by lush, verdant greens. A brook chatters below and in its soft watery tones invites hikers to a moment of relaxation and communion. The breeze is soft and sweet as the leaf canopy dances in unison overhead. It is idyllic and accessib... | 03-25-2020 |