Scientists are on the trail of the citrus long-horned beetle, and they need your help. Beetle watch: You can help scientists Seattle Post-Intelligencer Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Citrus longhorned beetles, another invasive species, look the same as Asian longhorned beetles from a distance. If you look very closely, citrus longhorned beetles have bumps on their back that ...

Watch now for new beetles. Chris Dunagan. Watching our Water Ways. ... including the citrus longhorned beetle and the emerald ash borer. ...

The citrus longhorned beetle potentially represents a greater threat than its more famous cousin¿the citrus is known to attack 40 additional species of trees and shrubs.

The Asian longhorned beetle is not the only invading pest threatening to take a chunk out of America’s greenery. Other six-legged invaders. Last August, citrus longhorned beetles, close cousins ...

TUKWILA -- State officials are considering destroying more than 1,000 fruit and hardwood trees around a Tukwila nursery where five tree-devouring citrus longhorned beetles escaped. Experts believe ...

Adult Queensland longhorned beetles are attracted to house lights at night. They can be identified by the size — up to 4 inches — and spine-like bumps on either side of their head.

The live Asian long-horned beetle, which can cause significant damage to hardwood trees, was discovered during an inspection of wood cargo from Romania on March 17. CBP agriculture specialists at ...

A few of my citrus fruit are rotting from the stem end out. I'm worried it will infect the others. ... The long horned beetle lays her eggs near the tip of the branch, ...

Mason County bug is a native, not the dreaded citrus longhorn. Tue, 29 Oct 2024 23:27:41 GMT (1730244461758) Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1.0.0 (common) ...