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More Beneficial Bugs
... and are referred to as glow-worms. Both adults and larvae are insect predators, feeding on snails, slugs and many other insect larvae. Most fireflies hibernate over winter in the soil; ... colored with lighter markings much resembling the common housefly. Host insects include larvae of many moths, butterflies, beetles, and especially sawfly larvae. Adult flies are often seen in flowers feeding on the ...
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Current Landscape Problems
... July 10, 2004 Dothistroma Needle Blight March 20, 2004 Eightspotted Forester May 26, 2003 Pine Sawfly Larvae May 19, 2003 Winter Injury March 1, 2003 Boxelder Bugs October 10, 2002 Natural Needle ...
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Pine Sawfly
... is the Pine Sawfly. Sawfly adults are a non-stinging wasp that lays its eggs inside the needles of pine trees. The larvae hatch ... Sawfly. Very similar in life cycle to the Pine Sawfly, this insect skeletonizes and chews holes in the leaves of roses. The larvae ... leaves and can cause significant defoliation on your rose plants. Rose sawfly larvae are often found in groups, are medium to light green ...
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Potomac Rose Society - Calendar of Events
... describe how to prevent and control blackspot, mildew, and other damage and how to control sawfly larvae, spider mite, and other pests. McLean Governmental Center, 1437 Balls Hill Road, McLean, Virginia 22101 ...
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FPHG -
... areas of Pennsylvania. European apple sawfly adults are about 5/16 inch long and wasp like, but with a broad attachment of the thorax and abdomen. Sawfly larvae resemble caterpillars but have prolegs on each abdominal segment. Sawflies overwinter as larvae in the soil and have only one generation per ...
ssfruit.cas.psu.edu

Rose Pests and Diseases
... Slugs Photos again thanks to Carole. They might be small but these Bristly Rose Slugs (sawfly larvae) can do some serious damage to a rose in a short amount of time. Control ...
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PINUS INSECT PROBLEMS
... attack. . Sawfly larvae caterpillars (Vis. 1) are variously colored but generally feed in groups on the needles. Chemical controls applied when larvae are small are more effective. Some sawfly larvae will ... usually control this pest. Related information. Pesticide Recommendations Pine Needle Scale European Pine Sawfly Pine Bark Adelgid Spittlebugs Spider Mites Go To Top of File        Michigan State ...
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Spruce
... may be picked off by hand or use Bacillus thuringiensis. In northern climates, Spruce budworm larvae feed on developing buds and young needles. The yellowish brown caterpillars are difficult to see ... on the needles only. Populations would have to be quite high to cause major damage. Sawfly larvae may feed on the needles. One infestation will usually not kill the tree, but there ...
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Mugo Pine
... The holes look like shotholes. Keep trees healthy. Sawfly larvae caterpillars are variously colored but generally feed in groups on the needles. Some sawfly larvae will flex or rear back in unison when disturbed. Sawflies can cause rapid defoliation of branches if left unchecked. Pine needle miner larvae feed inside needles ...
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Yellow-Headed Spruce Sawfly
... and larvae on stripped trees may succumb to starvation, thus providing a small level of control. Active control measures should be considered. Active control measures for the yellow-headed spruce sawfly, should begin in mid-June. Regularly inspect trees for signs of damage or colonies of feeding larvae. It is possible, to simply remove the larvae by hand, ...
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