Asian Longhorned Beetle
Anoplophoraglabripennis
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This bug has been reportedly found in the following regions:
Roslindale, Massachusetts
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coriaceous
ROSLINDALE, MA |
December 2014 |
Negative
Eradication programs are in progress in Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts, with firewood quarantines. The forests through much of the northeastern and midwestern US are at risk.
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boxcar_grower
South Hadley, MA (Zone 6a) |
January 2010 |
Negative
State of Masschusetts is spending over 60 million to control this exotic pest.
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gregr18
Bridgewater, MA (Zone 6b) |
July 2006 |
Negative
A problematic wood-boring beetle from Asia that is being watched closely due to the potential damage it could do to North American hardwood forests, especially maple forests, should it become established.
North American infestations have mainly been discovered in urban areas, most likely due to the beetles' having entered the US and Canada through commercial ports along with material imported from China. According to the University of Vermont's Entomological Research Laboratory, infestations have been discovered in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, and Toronto. Currently, destroying infested trees is the only reliable way of managing this pest.
In its native range, the Asian Longhorned Beetle has long been a particularly destructive pest, destroying many a... read more
North American infestations have mainly been discovered in urban areas, most likely due to the beetles' having entered the US and Canada through commercial ports along with material imported from China. According to the University of Vermont's Entomological Research Laboratory, infestations have been discovered in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, and Toronto. Currently, destroying infested trees is the only reliable way of managing this pest.
In its native range, the Asian Longhorned Beetle has long been a particularly destructive pest, destroying many a... read more