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Elk
River
DOES MY TREE HAVE
EMERALD ASH BORER (EAB)?
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Woodpecker Holes
Woodpeckers like EAB larvae and
woodpecker holes may indicate
the presence of EAB.
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1 Bark Cracks S-Shaped Galleries
EAB larvae tunneling beneath the bark The distinct S-shaped galleries
can cause the bark to split open, under the bark are diagnostic of EAB.
revealing the larval galleries beneath.
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MY TREE MIGHT
BE INFESTED.
Contact Arrest the Pest at:
Arrest The.Pest@state.mmus
1-888-545-6684 (voicemail)
Six -Spotted Tiger Beetle E Polydrusus Weevil
I DON'T THINK IT'S
EMERALD ASH BORER
WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE?
Visit the University of Minnesota Extension
"What's Wrong With My Plant" website to
diagnose the problem. You can also visit
your local forester or arborist.
Japanese Beetle
EAB IS ACTIVE
IN ELK RIVER
Learn more about the
city's management plan
at ElkRiverMN.gov/EAB