Data for: Tree defenses, host choice, and reproductive success of a native bark beetle under novel outbreak conditions, 2011-2013 & 2022-2023, Beltrami Island State Forest, MN
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Graham, Grace
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This dataset was initially collected as an observational study of tree-bark beetle dynamics during an outbreak of eastern larch beetle in eastern larch forests in Beltrami Island State Forest, Minnesota. Field data was collected from 2011-2013 and includes tree level measurements of size, microsite stand density, and phloem characteristics, as well as tree level measurements of beetle attack density and reproductive success. During the initial field season tree cores were collected to determine tree age. These cores were subsequently scanned in 2022-2023 with high resolution photography to measure core level traits regarding ring width and resin duct density. These data were used to understand the relationship between tree defensive capacity and beetle reproductive success.
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Data consists of four different CSV files. One contains raw field data regarding tree characteristics and year of beetle colonization. One contains raw and calculated field data regarding beetle reproductive success based on tree. One contains raw data regarding resin duct size and location in tree core annual rings. One contains raw and calculated tree core metrics regarding ring widths, growth trends, and resin duct density.
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Graham, Grace O; Windmuller-Campione, Marcella; Griffin, Daniel; McKee, Fraser; Aukema, Brian H. (2025). Tree defenses, host choice, and reproductive success of a native bark beetle under novel outbreak conditions. Ecological Applications. Article in Press.
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McKnight Land-Grant Professorship
US Forest Service Evaluation Monitoring Grant NC-EM-B-12-01
Hubachek Wilderness and Research Fund
Josephine and Waldemore Mohl Fund
Hugo J and Helen K Pawek Fellowship in Forest Resources
Henry L Hansen Forest Ecology Fellowship
MAES Project MIN-42-108
MAES Project MIN-17-117
Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund project 2020-047
US Forest Service Evaluation Monitoring Grant NC-EM-B-12-01
Hubachek Wilderness and Research Fund
Josephine and Waldemore Mohl Fund
Hugo J and Helen K Pawek Fellowship in Forest Resources
Henry L Hansen Forest Ecology Fellowship
MAES Project MIN-42-108
MAES Project MIN-17-117
Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund project 2020-047
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Graham, Grace; Windmuller-Campione, Marcella; Griffin, Daniel; McKee, Fraser; Aukema, Brian. (2025). Data for: Tree defenses, host choice, and reproductive success of a native bark beetle under novel outbreak conditions, 2011-2013 & 2022-2023, Beltrami Island State Forest, MN. Retrieved from the Data Repository for the University of Minnesota (DRUM), https://doi.org/10.13020/9gn2-9y11.
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BPG_repro.csv
Reproductive success of eastern larch beetles based on study tree ID
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BPG_treedata.csv
Tree metrics and eastern larch beetle colonization date
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clean_ellipse_data.csv
Individual resin duct areas measured from tree cores based on annual growth ring
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core_duct_metrics_raw.csv
Raw and calculated data from tree cores including ring width, basal area increment, and resin duct density
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Graham_Readme_2025.txt
Description of the data
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