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Managing cicadas in nurseries and landscapes

ecoipm wrote 1 week ago: For folks in western parts of the state you may have periodical cicadas in your nursery or landscape … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, Integrated Pest Management, landscape pests, nursery pests, periodical cicadas

Things Are Not Always As They Appear

miarborday wrote 1 week ago: Despite the fact that Michigan, as well as the Great Lakes region as a whole, has hundreds of exotic … more →

Tags: Tree Health, Green News, Asian Longhorned Beetle, invasive species, tree health, Emerald Ash Borer, non-native species, forest pests, forest health

It's Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week

miarborday wrote 4 weeks ago: If you live in Michigan, most likely you have seen several standing dead trees along roads and highw … more →

Tags: Tree Health, USDA, invasive species, firewood, Emerald Ash Borer, APHIS, EAB, moving firewood, forest pests

Cankerworms as food.....

ecoipm wrote 1 month ago: …for other animals of course.  Birds eat a lot of cankerworms and may even have more chicks or … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, Natural History, Insects, landscape pests, spiders, ANT's, Carabids, Ecology, cankerworms

Hot in the City: urban heat and the future of trees

ecoipm wrote 2 months ago: In this guest post our PhD student, Emily Meineke, discusses her new paper in PLoS One and the the c … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, Scale Insects, urban trees, scale insects, Climate, urban heat island, Science, heat island effect

Cankerworm Project in Bulletin

ecoipm wrote 5 months ago: Read the article about cankerworm research conducted by Bobby and Greg…… … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, landscape pests, urban trees, caterpillars, Undergraduate Research

Thousand Cankers Disease in North Carolina

ecoipm wrote 5 months ago: Sadly, thousand cankers disease has been confirmed in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Hay … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, bark beetles, Exotic pests, urban trees

Uninvited Holiday Guests: Part 2

ecoipm wrote 6 months ago: Yesterday we discussed arthropod pests of Christmas trees that people find once they bring trees int … more →

Tags: home and garden pests, home pests

Uninvited Christmas Guests: Part 1

ecoipm wrote 6 months ago: Christmas trees like other crops have many pests that feed on them. Also like other crops, Photo: Er … more →

Tags: home pests

Utah lawmakers want to tangle with bark beetle

Alan Gregory wrote 7 months ago: Good luck, Utahns. Oh, and do something about our changing climate, too, as that is a big part of th … more →

Tags: threatened plants, tree diseases, Utah, Trees, Timber, bark beetle, Lawmakers, whitebark pine, lodgepole pine

Forest fire research questions wisdom of precribed burns1 comment

Alan Gregory wrote 8 months ago: One major case study in this realm is the prescribed burn of earlier this century near the Los Alamo … more →

Tags: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, resource extraction, U.S. Forest Service, forest fragmentation, forest fires, Wildfires, wildfire, Wild Nature, U.S Department of Agriculture

When a loved one falls sick6 comments

quixotree wrote 9 months ago: HEADLINE: “THE GREAT CHESTNUT TREES OF EUROPE ARE DYING” ARAB NEWS, 6th September 2012 ( … more →

Tags: Travel, History 2, summer, Shade, Parks and Gardens, Propagation, Seasons, autumn, Aesculus

Holey Horse Chestnuts6 comments

Rachel wrote 10 months ago: When looking at the lovely photos Lorna took of the Whitworth Park bioblitz, I spotted that she … more →

Tags: News, manchester, Biodiversity, Trees, Horse Chestnut, moths

Be a Plant Hero!3 comments

miarborday wrote 11 months ago: Can a computer game where you shoot paper spit wads at bugs really be educational?  You bet it can! … more →

Tags: Educator Resources, Tree Health, FAMILY RESOURCES, teaching youth, Asian Longhorned Beetle, invasive species, Emerald Ash Borer, kids activities, redbay ambrosia beetle

Scarlet oak sawfly

jacobstreesurgery wrote 12 months ago: These pin oaks are shedding leaves, and large parts of some of them have leaves that look white from … more →

Tags: larvae, scarlet oak sawfly, oak pest, oak

In the Wild, scientists seek to answer: What replaces ded trees

Alan Gregory wrote 1 year ago: This feature-length piece from the NY Times attempts to shed some light on how field scientists are … more →

Tags: Conservation, Alaska, conservation funding, tree diseases, Trees, Conservation Biology, Douglas Fir, lodgepole pine, ponderosa pine

Imported Willow Leaf Beetle June 12 2012

jacobstreesurgery wrote 1 year ago: This weeping willow in Harleysville has adult imported willow leaf beetles feeding on its leaves. Th … more →

Tags: Willow, imported willow leaf beetle, beetle, Harleysville

Emerald Ash Borer Scouting

jacobstreesurgery wrote 1 year ago: The way this client found me is a little bit strange.  He found my website by googling “bacter … more →

Tags: tree diseases, Emerald ash borer, ash tree, Emerald Ash Borer, EAB, ash anthracnose, Bacterial Leaf Scorch

Crape myrtle aphids conserve predators

ecoipm wrote 1 year ago: Crape myrtle aphids are around every year and very rarely get out of hand enough to Adult crape myrt … more →

Tags: Nursery and Landscape Pests, landscape pests, Integrated Pest Management, home and garden pests


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