ID

ENTO-76NP (ENTO-343NP)

Authors as Published

Eric R. Day and Scott Salom, Department of Entomology, Virginia Tech; Lori Chamberlin, Katlin Mooneyham and Meredith Bean, Virginia Department of Forestry; and Jason Fisher and Adam Downing, Virginia Cooperative Extension

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Emerald ash borer (EAB) is found in all regions of Virginia. Some areas have established populations with a high level of ash tree mortality and other areas are seeing it for the first time. With a wider spread of infestation many homeowners are seeking methods to protect their ash trees.

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Publication Date

December 17, 2019