IAA - Understanding Tree Pests: Chestnut Borer, Ash Borer, & Spotted Lanternfly
Illinois Arborist Association - Urban Forestry and Tree Care Content
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29m
The content explores the two line chestnut borer and its lifecycle, detailing its effects on oak trees and the impact of drought on tree health. It identifies symptoms of crown dieback and offers management recommendations. The discussion includes the emerald ash borer, stressing the importance of awareness and research. Additionally, it covers the identification and control of the spotted lanternfly and the monitoring of the invasive Tree of Heaven.
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