The wasps lay their eggs inside the emerald ash borer larvae, and the feeding wasp ... which can help with identification. Cameron Nielsen / OPB “Right now is a good time to identify if you ...

City officials have released a plan to address the expected arrival of the emerald ash borer, a destructive insect already ...

The emerald ash borers' larvae burrow into the bark of ash trees ... from the Oregon Department of Agriculture for how to identify emerald ash borer infestations. The site is inside Clackamas ...

The borer is the larva of a clearwing moth that looks more like a wasp. Eggs are laid on the lower trunks and roots of stone fruit trees (peach, cherry, apricot, plum) and the larvae burrow into ...

Ash trees lose the ability to transport nutrients and water as emerald ash borer larvae eat the inner bark ... who had recently been trained by the state to identify infested trees.

The beetle's larvae eventually feed on the ... other states and countries eventually spotted it, identifying it as a possible emerald ash borer. Experts with the Texas A&M Forest Service were ...

Camila Van Order González is a reporter with the Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship, on assignment for the Hardwick Gazette. Since the emerald ash borer was ...

The wasp eggs hatch first, eating the wood borer larvae from the inside ... the country send wood borer samples to Wilsonville for identification, Vlach said. While Oregon is home to native ...