Thank you Simon, Rupert and Tom for your replies.
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I am also monitoring one on cedar and have been for a few years now.
Also found one on a holm oak one year. Drilling showed nothing and it has
not been seen since.
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CPD -Philosophy of tree risk assessment. -Practical hazard
identification -Trees & decay fungi: a new approach. -THREATS
-Forensic entomology. -Decision-making & tree work for risk control
-Tree morphology & retrenchment pruning. -RAVEN
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Please email enquiries@xxxxx.uk.com to register interest
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I've dealt with one on a Scots pine a long time ago but can't find the
report.
The only other was on a cedar, identified from a photo. Test drilling
in Feb 2014 found localised decvay that was evidently being
compartmentalised fairly well and had not increased appreciably by
April 2019. The tree had well developed buttresses and good vitality
and, as far as I know, is still there.
Simon
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