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Assessment of Camphor Tree Threat Level and Management Strategy in National Sites

The camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora) poses a potential threat in the national areas, classified as major to moderate. The current status indicates that the species is being monitored routinely and is controlled through manual removal and herbicide application on foliage, stems, or soil. Abundant young trees have been documented, while mature specimens have been removed from 2011-2012, especially in NATL-west and NATL-east areas. A cluster of 14 trees north of the EYN/NEM building is scheduled for removal to ensure ecosystem balance.

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Assessment of Camphor Tree Threat Level and Management Strategy in National Sites

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  1. Camphor Tree(Cinnamomumcamphora) Potential threat for NATL: □ Major □ Moderate □ Minor □ Uncertain Current status in NATL: □ Eradicated □ Controlled □ Diminished □ Threatening Current management: □ Routine monitoring □ Controlled when found by: □ Manual removal □ Herbicide applied to: foliage stem or stump soil Legend Legacy site Young trees abundant Mature trees removed 2011-12 NATL-west NATL-east Cluster of 14 trees n of EYN/NEM bldg. (scheduled to be removed)

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