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FOREST INSECTS STRIP 1.6 MILLION ACRES
PR Newswire September 3, 1993 700+ words ...the defoliation was caused by the elm spanworm, a leaf-eating caterpillar which attacks...across northern Pennsylvania. The elm spanworm, which is usually controlled by natural...County. "We're not sure why the elm spanworm has become such a problem for us... |
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GARDEN GUIDE; Damaged branches need trimming; winter moths ahead?
Newspaper article from: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA Bill Cannon December 27, 2003 700+ words ...tells us that there may be two winter moths plaguing us, the regular one or a very similar species, the Bruce Spanworm. The Bruce Spanworm is a native and should be controlled by native parasites; the winter moth is not native and natural controls... |
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Frozen fruits. (Markets).
Magazine article from: The Food Institute Report June 10, 2002 700+ words ...week's thunderstorms. Although no report on damage to specific fruits has been provided. Growers applied sprays to control spanworm populations, and blight has also been a problem this spring due to the recent wet conditions. Pricing is at 68 cents per... |
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SWARMING MOTH IS UNWELCOME WINTER GUEST
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe Peter DeMarco, Globe Correspondent December 27, 2003 700+ words ...had suspected the moth's identity some time ago, but a debate raged over whether the insect was a winter moth or a Bruce Spanworm, a type of canker worm that also flies as late as November. Without the identity, no one could be sure which pesticide or... |
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New economic entomology research has been reported by scientists at University...
Newspaper article from: Economics Week September 26, 2008 700+ words ...scientists writing in the Journal of Economic Entomology report. "John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, the elm spanworm, Ennomos subsignaria (Hubner) (Lepidoptera: Geometridae), has reached outbreak densities. Each year, hundreds of trees... |
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Synchrony in outbreaks of forest Lepidoptera: a possible example of the Moran...
Magazine article from: Ecology Myers, Judith H. April 1, 1998 700+ words ...documented. For example, Roland and Embree (1995) recorded the similar pattern of outbreaks of winter moth, Bruce's spanworm, and fall cankerworm in Nova Scotia Canada, and Klimetzek (1990) described a spatial synchronization of outbreaks of four... |
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THOSE LITTLE WORMS CAN BE A HUGE PROBLEM
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe CAROL STOCKER April 1, 2004 700+ words ...extra water to push those leaves out." Don't fertilize. That can further weaken the tree. Winter moth is easily confused with fall cankerworm and bruce spanworm. In fact, the South Shore infestation did start with fall cankerworms, b |
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