How to spot EAB on your ash trees
Date Published: Feb 24 2011
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According to Purdue University Extension, Indiana forests contain approximately 147 million ash trees, and at least 2 million inhabit urban areas. Signs of EAB infestation:
- Thinning, dying canopy
- Sapling-like sprouts, or suckers, growing from tree base
- D-shaped bark exit holes
- S-shaped eating tracks beneath sloughedoff bark
For more info, go to emeraldashborer.info
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