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Spread of Fungus Farming Beetles is Bad News for Trees

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Imported Pests Eating Away At Our Native Flora

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Laurel Wilt Turns Up In Brunswick County, NC - Farm Progress

N.C. Forest Service has announced that the Department recently uncovered laurel wilt in Brunswick County, N.C., near the communities of Sandy Creek and Northwest.

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FDACS Identifies Laurel Wilt Disease in Avocado Production Area of Miami-Dade...

While this pest/disease complex threatens the health of avocado trees, it does not affect the quality or wholesomeness of avocado fruit.

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Laurel wilt found in commercial Florida avocado grove The Grower

The Univeristy of Florida and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services have confirmed laurel wilt in an avocado tree in a Miami-Dade County commercial grove.

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Effects of Trees Killed by Bark Beetles on Wildfire

By developing a conceptual model based on the review of 39 previously published studies, scientists used the model to describe expected changes of fuels and fire behavior following bark beetle outbreaks.

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Everything You Need to Know About Laurel Wilt Disease

In 2002, a species of ambrosia beetle new to the United States was discovered in Sa-vannah, GA, that had probably entered through the port. Ambrosia beetles are native to Japan, India and Taiwan. In...

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Laurel Wilt

NC Forest Service presentation slides include host, bark beetle and disease information with lots of high quality images.

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Species Brief 5.4 What Is in Your Firewood? Laurel Wilt Disease

Laurel wilt disease is caused by the interaction between the redbay ambrosia beetle, Xyleborus glabratus, and a fungus, Raffaelea lauricola. The redbay ambrosia beetle is the only known vector of this...

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Research Proposal 2012 Laurel Wilt

The proposed research will assess redbay (Persea borbonia) ecosystem responses to laurel wilt (LW)... range-wide changes in redbay population, the patterns of redbay mortality and regeneration, and...

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Chop local

... use local firewood to avoid carrying in tree-killing insects. If firewood comes in by mistake, make sure it is burned as soon as possible. Never leave unused firewood behind at the burn site.

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Video: Laurel wilt discovered in Pinellas County

The exotic pest called the red bay ambrosia beetle is smaller than a grain of rice, but it’s causing big problems for red bay laurel trees and their cousins, swamp bay trees and avocado trees. The...

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New Ways to Protect Avocados from Beetles

Knowing how long the manuka lures work should prove useful...and that the beetles prefer freshly cut wood surfaces, a finding that helps growers realize trees are vulnerable to attack during pruning.

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Laurel wilt disease moving toward California

Scientists at the Agricultural Research Service Subtropical Horticulture Research Station in Miami, Fla., are working to minimize the threat of Laurel wilt disease to the avocado industry. They are...

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Study finds laurel wilt not spread through fruit

The findings mean avocado fruit and seeds produced in Florida are unlikely to pose a threat of laurel wilt transmission when shipped to other U.S. states or foreign countries

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Four Pests Make Trip Along with Firewood

The gypsy moth is a well-known pest and has plagued the Northeast since it escaped from captivity in 1869.The Emerald Ash Borer an imported pest begins to move into the area. It was first found in the...

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Laurel Wilt - A Global Threat to Avocado Production

Although most genotypes of avocado that have been tested are susceptible. Ongoing work investigates tolerance that has been evident in Guatemalan and Mexican backgrounds.

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Insects in firewood can cause problems elsewhere

Leave your firewood at home when you travel and any leftovers from your camping experience should be left at the campground. It is not worth the risk of moving tree pests. An armful of good, dry...

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99 Percent Invisible - Wooden Pallets Carry Environmental Costs Along with ...

Consider for a moment the humble wood pallet. It is so ubiquitous that it is all but invisible. It is so plainly constructed - of raw wood and nails - that most people never give it a second glance....

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Beneficial Fungi Examined for Battle against Destructive Beetles

Both beetles tunnel into the sapwood of avocado trees, inoculating them with pathogenic fungi in the process.

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