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USDA Forest Insect and Disease Leaflets
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USDA Forest Insect and Disease Leaflets
http://www.na.fs.fed.us/spfo/pubs/fidlpage.htm
USDA technical publications that address specific tree pests and diseases, including identification and control.
Forestry > Arboriculture > Pests and Diseases
Mar 23, 2008
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1. Gypsy Moth
A short account of this caterpillar pest of maples, oaks and elms.
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Brief account of the introduction of this Chinese insect into North America, and with a list of the affected species.
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Collection of forest and tree health publications and fact sheets, primarily for midcontinent North America.
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Database containing information on exotic insects, mites and pathogens with potential to cause significant damage to North American forest resources.
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Brief account of this pest of spruce trees, its growth, and means of control.
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An extensive collection of images and a variety of information on the main insects and diseases of the forests of Quebec and Eastern Canada.
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Extensive resource on forest insects and related topics.
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Information by host plant on diseases and damages affecting trees and perennial flowers from the University of Illinois Extension.
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The Eastern tent caterpillar affects black cherry trees and other fruit and shade trees. The forest tent caterpillar infests hardwood trees such as sugar maple and oak.
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Created by the University of California's Sudden Oak Death Research Team, this site monitors the distribution of the disease.
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