PUBLICATION SP290C
Insects: Dogwood Borer Infestation, Damage and Control
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Summary
Dogwood trees in Tennessee are heavily infested by the dogwood borer, a native pest that can kill a tree four inches in diameter in a year.
Publications in Series: Insects Part 1
Insects: Twospotted Spider Mites
Insects: Azalea Lace Bug
Insects: Maple Leaf Pouch Galls
Sod Webworms on Turfgrass
Insects: Maple Petiole Borer
Insects: Pine Bark Adelgid
Insects: White Pine Aphid
Insects: Boxwood Leafminer
Insects: Whiteflies on Ornamentals
Insects: Mealybugs on Ornamentals
Insects: Holly Leafminers
Insects: Nantucket Pine Tip Moth
Insects: Euonymous Scale
Insects: Grasshoppers
Insects: Greenstriped Mapleworm
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