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Trees tallied in 1952 on two plots, 51 and 38 years old at breast height, in stand-opening diseased areas, were re-examined after a 10-year period. Of the non-suppressed white spruce, the number of healthy trees decreased by 20 and 30 per cent on the two plots respectively; the dead trees increased by 21 and 16 per cent. Losses through mortality of potential crop trees from these stands indicate that few trees will survive to reach saw timber size. The net change in basal area of living white spruce was minus 24 per cent and 0 per cent on the two plots.

THE RATE OF ADVANCE OF STAND-OPENING DISEASE OVER A TEN-YEAR PERIOD IN WHITE SPRUCE AT CANDLE LAKE, SASKATCHEWAN