Emerald ash tree borer chewing ... in the state. Adult beetles were captured near Edgeley in LaMoure County, marking North Dakota as the 37th state to fall victim to this invasive species. Follow-up ...

Deputies, EMS and Fire responded to the structure fire. An adult female victim was found deceased in the residence. The residence was severely damaged by the fire. Investigators from the State Fire ...

An invasive insect, the emerald ash borer (EAB), continues to kill ash trees across ... The insect is metallic green and only attacks ash trees. While the adult beetles eat ash leaves, EAB larvae eat ...

Until now, owners of homes and businesses in south-central Minnesota could mostly choose to worry later about emerald ash borers ... he’s routinely seeing the adult beetles with their flashy ...

Kathleen Knight was doing some research in a forest in Ohio. It was 2006, and she was surrounded by hundreds of healthy ash trees. But when she returned three years later, it was a completely ...

When ash borer larvae begin to grow, it chews tunnels beneath the bark of trees until it emerges as an adult through a signature D-shaped exit hole. Its process damages key water and nutrient ...

College of Plant Protection, State & Local Joint Engineering Research Center of Green Pesticide Invention and Application, Nanjing Agricultural University, Weigang Road 1, Nanjing, Jiangsu 210095, ...

Earlier this spring, authorities confirmed an emerald ash borer was found in Vancouver ... can be identified by their metallic green bodies. Larva hatch and feed on the sapwood of ash trees ...

Osthus said adult ash borers are usually active May through September. The adults lay their eggs in the branches of ash trees, and the larvae burrow under the bark. These burrows damage the tree ...

On Friday, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture announced that the emerald ash borer, an insect whose larvae feed on ash trees, has been confirmed in Lyon County for the first time. A homeowner ...

“They overwinter in various forms, such as eggs or larvae. “It’s the same with ... If it winters aboveground, like stalk borers, look at the air temperature. By comparing soil temperatures ...