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Damaged tree
Tree trunk formerly infested with the larvae of the emerald ash borer. The wood underneath the bark is damaged and dead.
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Healthy ash tree
A healthy ash tree not infected by the emerald ash borer.
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Ash tree leaves
EAB damage
Ash trees damaged by the emerald ash borer. Notice how the branches are seeable.
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Destroyed tree
Infested tree
Tree that has been infested by the emerald ash borer. The wood underneath the bark is brown and dead.
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EAB entering tree
The emerald ash borer entering the bark of the tree to lay eggs.
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Stages of larvea
The emerald ash borer goes through four stages untill it reaches adulthood.
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EAB trap
EAB (size)
An adult emerald ash borer can be as big as 1.25 inches.
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Destroyed tree and larva
Ash tree leaf
Trapping EAB
These traps are set up to capture and contain the emerald ash borer.
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EAB (wing span)
Entry hole
Entry holes are just big enough for the emerald ash borer to fit inside the bark.
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EAB (wings open)
Emerald ash borer on a person's finger. It's wings are open exposing its abdomen.
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