PDF-Asian Longhorned Beetle ALB and Emerald Ash Borer EAB

47osuedu Amy Stone Horticulture Educ ator The Ohio State University Extension Lucas County Leader of OSU Extension EAB Outreach Team Co Lea der of OSU Extension Nursery Landscape and Turf Team Ohios representative on the multi state EAB Communication. Damage caused by this insect in natural birch forests is usually in combination with other stress factors The bronze birch borer ca n also be a serious pest of ornamental birches DISTRIBUTION The bronze birch borer is distributed across t he range o Evaluating impacts of emerald ash borer (. Agrilus planipennis. ) on forest vegetation in eastern North America. Jason S. Kilgore, Washington & Jefferson College. Benjamin J. Dolan, The University of Findlay. Preferred host in US Acer Maple, boxelder AesculusHorsechestnut, buckeye Fairly common trees. Several US records, some heavily infested. yes Birch Willow Fairly common trees. Several US records: (. Agrilus planipennis. ). EAB Background. Native to Asia: China, Russia, Japan, Korea. . Thought to have been introduced in the 1990’s in solid wood packing material.. In 2002, first North American detections made in Michigan and in Ontario, Canada.. www.emeraldashborer.info. “Little bug, big problem”. Emerald Ash Borer, . Agrillus. . planipennis. . Invasive insect from Asia. Infests all species of ash, . Fraxinus. spp.. (Green, White, and Black) (. Fraxinus. . americana. ) in New Hampshire. . . Elliot Doughty, Forestry, COLSA. ebq24@wildcats.unh.edu. . This project was designed to see if . emerald . a. sh . borer could be found here in Durham, NH. Comparisons were done between sites in Concord, NH and Durham, NH. The results showed that the emerald ash borer was not found in any of the trees sampled from Concord, NH or Durham, NH. There is however still a possibility that these trees will be infested in the future.. Agrilus. . planipennis. Photo: David Cappaert, Michigan State University, Bugwood.org, #9000019. Emerald Ash Borer. Small beetle that feeds on ash trees. Native to East Asia. 2002: First detection in U.S. (Detroit, MI). Michael Orange, . orange_michael@msn.com. , 952-905-1448. Workshop for Dakota County Communities, Planning for Resilient Cities, 6/27/17. Everybody loves trees. Photos courtesy. Dr. Dan Herms. Infrastructure Superhero. ). EAB Background. Native to Asia: China, Russia, Japan, Korea. . Thought to have been introduced in the 1990’s in solid wood packing material.. In 2002, first North American detections made in Michigan and in Ontario, Canada.. Anoplophora glabripennis. Photo credit: Kyle T. Ramirez, Wikipedia Commons. The Asian longhorned beetle. Native to China & Korea. May have been introduced into U.S. on untreated wooden pallets from China. State Entomologist: 515-725-1465. Iowa DNR: 515-725-8453. ISU Extension: 515-294-1101. 9. Who should be thinking about treating ash trees?. Within 15 miles of a known infestation and the ash tree is healthy. invasive species”. FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact: . St. Lawrence Eastern Lake Ontario. Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management. SLELO PRISM. Main Office. (315) 387-3600 x7725. C/O. The Nature Conservancy . rpmnmlgrala VmafgNglam (pabsarc srsbclr gl #gmlmegaal 4agclacs Nf% lctcl Slgtcpsgbab "srÓlmNa .crpmnmlgrala 1 %cnaprNclr md %cpNarmlmew Glsrgrsrm Laagmlal bc AalacpmlmeÎa .ÊYgam Agrw Learn. more about. . the. . emerald. . ash. . borer. : www.your.website. What. . is. . it. ?. Damage. HELP US STOP THIS PEST!. Emerald . ash. . borer. A . threat. to . ash. . trees. Contact us!.