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Douglas Fir Twig Weevil ( Cylindrocopturus fumissi)

Hosts: Douglas fir and true firs

Infestation Characteristics: Occasionally infest recently planted Douglas fir seedlings that have found to be J-rooted during planting or have very poor shoot-to-root ratios. Trees that are heavily infested have a swollen appearance in the vicinity of larval wounds. Damage to seedlings and young trees usually occur on the main stem.

Control: Clipping and destroying infested branches before June will aid in reducing weevil numbers.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 April 2010 20:09