FIELD GUIDE LONG HORNED BEETLES

  1. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    name comes from their
    from their antennae which are very long, often much longer than the body
  2. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    name = _ comes from the larvae which have a fairly cylindrical thorax
    roundheaded
  3. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    name = roundheaded comes from the _ which have a fairly cylindrical thorax
    larvae
  4. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    name = roundheaded comes from the larvae which have a fairly _ thorax
    cylindrical
  5. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    these beetles _ _ _ seasoned wood
    do not reinfest
  6. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    _ galleries wind irregularly below the bark with a lot of frass evident
    larval
  7. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Larval galleries wind _ below the bark with a lot of frass evident
    irregularly
  8. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Larval galleries wind irregularly below the _ with a lot of frass evident
    bark
  9. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Larval galleries wind irregularly below the bark with a lot of _ evident
    frass
  10. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Larval galleries wind irregularly below the bark with a lot of frass evident
  11. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The galleries usually extend into the _ (some species into heartwood) of softwoods and hardwoods
    sapwood
  12. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The galleries usually extend into the sapwood (some species into heartwood) of _ and hardwoods
    softwoods
  13. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The galleries usually extend into the sapwood (some species into heartwood) of softwoods and _
    hardwoods
  14. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Galleries are oval, up to NUMBER inch long diameter
    1/2 inch
  15. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Galleries have the frass _ _ _ _ into them.
    loosely or tightly packed
  16. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Depending on the species, _ texture varies from
    being rather fine and meal-like to very coarse and
    almost excelsiorlike
    frass
  17. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Depending on the species, frass texture varies from
    being rather _ and meal-like to very coarse and
    almost excelsiorlike
    fine
  18. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Depending on the species, frass texture varies from
    being rather fine and _ _ to very coarse and
    almost excelsiorlike
    meal like
  19. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Depending on the species, frass texture varies from
    being rather fine and meal-like to very _ and
    almost excelsiorlike
    coarse
  20. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Depending on the species, frass texture varies from
    being rather fine and meal-like to very coarse and
    almost _
    excelsiorlike
  21. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Exit holes are _ to slightly oval,
    with the longer diameter 1/8- 3/8"
    round
  22. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Exit holes are round to slightly _,
    with the longer diameter 1/8- 3/8"
    oval
  23. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Exit holes are round to slightly oval,
    with the longer diameter INCH - 3/8
    1/8 inch
  24. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Exit holes are round to slightly oval,
    with the longer diameter 1/8- INCH
    3/8 inch
  25. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    They attack _ wood, both logs and lumber
    unseasoned
  26. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    They _ _ _ seasoned wood with the
    exception of the flat oak borer and the old house borer.
    do no reinfest
  27. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Females lay their eggs in _ or _ crevices during
    the spring, summer, or early autumn.
    wood or bark
  28. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Eggs are laid _ or in small groups
    singly
  29. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Eggs are laid singly or in _ _
    small groups
  30. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    they feed near the surface at first where the
    protein is in greatest concentration
    surface
  31. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    they feed near the _ at first where the
    _ is in greatest concentration
    protein
  32. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    they feed near the surface at first where the
    protein is in greatest _
    concentration
  33. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    _ takes place in a cell near the wood surface
    Pupation
  34. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Pupation takes place in a _ near the wood surface
    cell
  35. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Pupation takes place in a cell near the wood _
    wood surface
  36. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The _ larvae make rasping noises as they feed.
    this is the source of the common name of sawyer.
    larger larvae
  37. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The larger larvae make _ noises as they feed.
    this is the source of the common name of sawyer.
    rasping
  38. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The larger larvae make rasping noises as they _
    this is the source of the common name of sawyer.
    feed
  39. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    The larger larvae make rasping noises as they feed.
    this is the source of the common name of _
    sawyer
  40. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    _ homes present special problems because bark is
    often left on the logs, especially around knot-holes
    Log
  41. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because _ is
    often left on the logs, especially around knot-holes
    bark
  42. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because bark is
    often left on the _, especially around knot-holes
    logs
  43. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because bark is
    often left on the logs, especially around _ _
    knot holes
  44. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    _ are often either green or air-dried at
    the time of construction
    logs
  45. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often either _ or air-dried at
    the time of construction
    green
  46. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often either green or _ _ at
    the time of construction
    air dried
  47. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often either green or air-dried at
    the time of _
    construction
  48. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    design _ allow the logs to increase or
    retain a high wood moisture content
    flaws
  49. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    design flaws allow the logs to _ or
    retain a high wood moisture content
    increase
  50. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    design flaws allow the logs to increase or
    _ a high wood moisture content
    retain
  51. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    design flaws allow the logs to increase or
    retain a high wood _ _
    moisture content
  52. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    homes are constructed in _ areas
    wooded
  53. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often not rigorously _ with
    preservative and sealer
    maintained
  54. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often not rigorously maintained with
    _ and sealer
    preservative
  55. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    logs are often not rigorously maintained with
    preservative and _
    sealer
  56. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    often allows for a series of species of
    _ _ borer infestations which
    can start before the trees are cut/felled and
    progress through advanced stages of wood decay.
    roundheaded wood borer
  57. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    often allows for a series of species of
    roundheaded wood borer infestations which
    can start before the trees are _/_ and
    progress through advanced stages of wood decay.
    cut/felled
  58. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
    Log homes present special problems because
    often allows for a series of species of
    roundheaded wood borer infestations which
    can start before the trees are cut/felled and
    progress through advanced stages of _ _
    wood decay
  59. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly _ holes at the surface may
    represent round or slightly oval borer tunnels that
    have been sawed at an angle
    oval
  60. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the _ may
    represent round or slightly oval borer tunnels that
    have been sawed at an angle
    surface
  61. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the surface may
    represent _ or slightly oval borer tunnels that
    have been sawed at an angle
    round
  62. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the surface may
    represent round or _ _ borer tunnels that
    have been sawed at an angle
    slightly oval
  63. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the surface may
    represent round or slightly oval _ tunnels that
    have been sawed at an angle
    borer
  64. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the surface may
    represent round or slightly oval borer tunnels that
    have been _ at an angle
    sawed
  65. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    distinctly oval holes at the surface may
    represent round or slightly oval borer tunnels that
    have been sawed at an _
    angle
  66. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of _ holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    oval
  67. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various _ on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    sizes
  68. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    _ usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    surface
  69. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    _ intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    sawblade
  70. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected _ of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    tunnels
  71. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    _ sizes when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    various
  72. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the _ was cut (old evidence)
    lumber
  73. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    the presence of oval holes of various sizes on the
    surface usually means that the
    sawblade intersected tunnels of
    various sizes when the lumber was cut (_ _)
    old evidence
  74. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The presence of a _ with or without frass that is
    exposed for a part of its length says that the
    borer tunnel was present when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    tunnel
  75. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The presence of a tunnel with or without _ that is
    exposed for a part of its length says that the
    borer tunnel was present when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    frass
  76. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The presence of a tunnel with or without frass that is
    exposed for a part of its _ says that the
    borer tunnel was present when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    length
  77. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The presence of a tunnel with or without frass that is
    exposed for a part of its length says that the
    _ tunnel was present when the lumber was cut (old evidence)
    borer
  78. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The presence of a tunnel with or without frass that is
    exposed for a part of its length says that the
    borer tunnel was present when the lumber was _ (old evidence)
    cut
  79. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    In structures, the concern will be distinguishing non-reinfesting
    _ evidence from that of the old house borer,
    a species that does reinfest.
    sawyer
  80. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    In structures, the concern will be distinguishing non-reinfesting
    sawyer evidence from that of the _ _ borer,
    a species that does reinfest.
    old house
  81. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    In structures, the concern will be distinguishing non-reinfesting
    sawyer evidence from that of the old house borer,
    a species that _ _.
    does reinfest
  82. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    In structures, the concern will be _ non-reinfesting
    sawyer evidence from that of the old house borer,
    a species that does reinfest.
    distinguishing
  83. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The _ of sawyers is very fibrous whereas, that of
    the old house borer is powdery and contains pellets
    frass
  84. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The frass of sawyers is very _ whereas, that of
    the old house borer is powdery and contains pellets
    fibrous
  85. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The frass of sawyers is very fibrous whereas, that of
    the _ _ borer is powdery and contains pellets
    old house
  86. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The frass of sawyers is very fibrous whereas, that of
    the old house borer is _ and contains pellets
    powdery
  87. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The frass of sawyers is very fibrous whereas, that of
    the old house borer is powdery and contains _
    pellets
  88. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For _ emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    remove the firewood to the outside and bring it in
    just before burning
    adults
  89. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    remove the _ to the outside and bring it in
    just before burning
    firewood
  90. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought _,
    remove the firewood to the outside and bring it in
    just before burning
    indoors
  91. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    _ the firewood to the outside and bring it in
    just before burning
    remove
  92. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    remove the firewood to the _ and bring it in
    just before burning
    outside
  93. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    remove the firewood to the outside and bring it in
    just before _
    burning
  94. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    There is no threat of _ except from the
    flat oak borer which is uncommon in firewood.
    infestation
  95. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    There is no threat of infestation except from the
    _ _ borer which is uncommon in firewood.
    flat oak borer
  96. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    There is no threat of infestation except from the
    flat oak borer which is uncommon in _
    firewood
  97. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    Rarely is _ justified except in cases of
    widespread infestation, incessant larval chewing noises,
    and/or peace of mind
    fumigation
  98. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    Rarely is fumigation justified except in cases of
    widespread _, incessant larval chewing noises,
    and/or peace of mind
    infestation
  99. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    Rarely is fumigation justified except in cases of
    widespread infestation, incessant larval _ _,
    and/or peace of mind
    chewing noises
  100. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    For _ species, such as the old house borer and
    sometimes the flat oak borer, fumigation is often the
    appropriate control measure
    reinfesting
  101. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    For reinfesting species, such as the _ _ borer and
    sometimes the flat oak borer, fumigation is often the
    appropriate control measure
    old house borer
  102. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    For reinfesting species, such as the old house borer and
    sometimes the _ _ borer, fumigation is often the
    appropriate control measure
    flat oak borer
  103. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For adults emerging from firewood brought indoors,
    For reinfesting species, such as the old house borer and
    sometimes the flat oak borer, _ is often the
    appropriate control measure
    fumigation
  104. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For _ _ species occurring in low numbers,
    the damage from emerging adults is not structural but cosmetic
    non reinfesting
  105. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For non-reinfesting species occurring in low _,
    the damage from emerging adults is not structural but cosmetic
    low numbers
  106. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For non-reinfesting species occurring in low numbers,
    the damage from _ adults is not structural but cosmetic
    emerging
  107. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    For non-reinfesting species occurring in low numbers,
    the damage from emerging adults is not structural but _
    cosmetic
  108. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The usual procedure is to _ the exit holes with
    appropriate wood dowels or plaster and finish to match
    fill
  109. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The usual procedure is to fill the exit holes with
    appropriate wood _ or plaster and finish to match
    dowels
  110. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The usual procedure is to fill the exit holes with
    appropriate wood dowels or _ and finish to match
    plaster
  111. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    The usual procedure is to fill the exit holes with
    appropriate wood dowels or plaster and _ to match
    finish
  112. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    _ and floor tile will often require replacement and
    roofing usually requires patching.
    Linoleum
  113. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Linoleum and floor _ will often require replacement and
    roofing usually requires patching.
    tile
  114. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Linoleum and floor tile will often require _ and
    roofing usually requires patching.
    replacement
  115. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Linoleum and floor tile will often require replacement and
    _ usually requires patching.
    roofing
  116. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Linoleum and floor tile will often require replacement and
    roofing usually requires _
    patching
  117. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    _ _ often require fumigation but this should be done in
    conjunction with correction of the conducive moisture conditions and
    followed by proper maintenance procedures.
    Log homes
  118. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Log homes often require _ but this should be done in
    conjunction with correction of the conducive moisture conditions and
    followed by proper maintenance procedures.
    fumigation
  119. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Log homes often require fumigation but this should be done in
    _ with correction of the conducive moisture conditions and
    followed by proper maintenance procedures.
    conjunction
  120. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Log homes often require fumigation but this should be done in
    conjunction with _ of the conducive moisture conditions and
    followed by proper maintenance procedures.
    correction
  121. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Log homes often require fumigation but this should be done in
    conjunction with correction of the conducive _ conditions and
    followed by proper maintenance procedures.
    moisture
  122. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    Log homes often require fumigation but this should be done in
    conjunction with correction of the conducive moisture conditions and
    followed by proper _ procedures.
    maintenance
  123. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    It is usually desirable to make an appropriate application of
    _-containing pesticide to reduce reinfestation and
    retard wood decay before the logs are sealed
    boron
  124. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    It is usually desirable to make an appropriate application of
    boron-containing pesticide to reduce _ and
    retard wood decay before the logs are sealed
    reinfestation
  125. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    It is usually desirable to make an appropriate application of
    boron-containing pesticide to reduce reinfestation and
    _ wood decay before the logs are sealed
    retard
  126. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    It is usually desirable to make an appropriate application of
    boron-containing pesticide to reduce reinfestation and
    retard wood _ before the logs are sealed
    decay
  127. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    It is usually desirable to make an appropriate application of
    boron-containing pesticide to reduce reinfestation and
    retard wood decay before the logs are _
    sealed
  128. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    All _ _ should be sealed after the
    boron application but before the sealer application.
    exit holes
  129. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    All exit holes should be _ after the
    boron application but before the sealer application.
    sealed
  130. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    All exit holes should be sealed after the
    _ application but before the sealer application.
    boron
  131. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    All exit holes should be sealed after the
    boron application but before the _ application.
    sealer
  132. LONGHORNED BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
    CONTROL
    All exit holes should be sealed after the
    boron application but _ the sealer application.
    before
Author
ianquinto
ID
350027
Card Set
FIELD GUIDE LONG HORNED BEETLES
Description
FIELD GUIDE LONG HORNED BEETLES
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