St. John Valley Soil & Water Conservation District |
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Invasive Forest Pests |
Wood Borers: These insects' worm-like larvae develop beneath the bark or within the wood leaving tunnels as evidence; emerging adults leave holes in the bark. Piercing - Sucking Insects: These insects feed on fluids of the host plant. Many spend a significant part of their lives attached to the host plant. Defoliators: These insects consume the foliage of host plants. Firewood: Burn it where you buy it! |
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