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Pine and Spruce:
Mountain
Pine Beetle - Causing death in ponderosa pine, Scotch
pine, limber pines and some spruce trees.
Spruce
Ips Bark Beetle - Causing die-back and death in spruce
trees.
Douglas-fir
Tussock Moth - Primarily on spruce.
Cooley
Spruce Gall - Galls on spruce branch ends
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Ash:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Lilac/Ash
Borer
- Primarily on ash trees.
Oystershell
Scale - Primarily
on
aspens, cottonwoods, ash, cotoneaster.
Crabapple, Apple,
Hawthorn:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Pearslug
- Primarily on hawthorn trees, cotoneaster bushes.
Woolly
Apple Aphids - Apple, crabapple, mountain-ash.
Cottonwood, Poplar,
and Aspen:
Aphids
- What
don't they get on.
Cottonwood
Leaf Beetle - Primarily
on cottonwood,
poplar, aspen
Oystershell
Scale - Primarily
on
aspens, cottonwoods, ash, cotoneaster.
Petiolegall
aphid - Primarily
on
cottonwoods and poplars marble-like
growth on leaf stalk.
Poplar
Blackmine Beetle - Affecting
cottonwood leaves,
showing
large black patches on the leaves.
Elm:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Banded
Elm Bark Beetle - Primarily on Siberian elms.
Elm
Leaf Beetle - Primarily on elms.
Spiny
Elm Caterpillar Feeding on Deciduous Tree Leaves - Primarily
on elms, hackberry.
Honeylocust:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Cottony
Maple Scale - Primarily on honeylocust, silver maples.
Honeylocust
plant bug - Honeylocust trees.
Maple:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Cottony
Maple Scale - Primarily on honeylocust, silver
maples.
Various Shrubs:
Aphids
- What don't they get on.
Black
Vine Weevil - Primarily on lilacs.
Leafcutter
Bee - Roses and many other plants with larger leaves.
Oystershell
Scale - Primarily
on
aspens,
cottonwoods, ash, cotoneaster.
Other Insects of Interest:
Insects
of Interest - Two-tailed swallowtail, Tussock Moth.
Much of the
information gathered on these insects came from the following sources:
Colorado
State University Cooperative Extension
University
of Wyoming - Cooperative Extension Service: Publication
B-1035 is particularly helpful for tree care. This online
publication contains information on: Aphids, Borers, Cottonwood
blotch leaf miners, Cytospora canker, Fireblight, Gall makers,
Aspen leaf spots, Oystershell scale, Pear slugs, Powdery mildew,
and Spider mites.
Barnyards
& Backyards - Rural Living in Wyoming A
good website with video clips on some common insect problems in
Wyoming.
Questions?
E-Mail
Forestry Division
If
possible, take a couple of digital photos of your tree or shrub
and include them with your questions. One photo should be a close
up of the problem area. The second photo should be of the entire
tree if possible.
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