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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
common name of _ comes from the
larva whose thorax is greatly enlarged and flattened
flatheaded
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
common name of flatheaded comes from the
_ whose thorax is greatly enlarged and flattened
larva
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
common name of flatheaded comes from the
larva whose _ is greatly enlarged and flattened
thorax
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
common name of flatheaded comes from the
larva whose thorax is greatly _ and flattened
enlarged
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
common name of flatheaded comes from the
larva whose thorax is greatly enlarged and _
flattened
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
They are primarily _ pests indoors and
are commonly brought in with firewood
nuisance
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
They are primarily nuisance pests indoors and
are commonly brought in with _
firewood
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
their damage must be recognized because wood previously
damaged by the _ is often used as structural timbers
larvae
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
their damage must be recognized because wood previously
damaged by the larvae is often used as _ _
structural timbers
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the _ make winding tunnels which are
oval but flat, with the width being 3-4+ times the height
larvae
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make _ tunnels which are
oval but flat, with the width being 3-4+ times the height
winding
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make winding tunnels which are
_ but flat, with the width being 3-4+ times the height
oval
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make winding tunnels which are
oval but _, with the width being 3-4+ times the height
flat
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make winding tunnels which are
oval but flat, with the _ being 3-4+ times the height
width
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make winding tunnels which are
oval but flat, with the width being NUMBER-NUMBER times the height
3-4
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
In wood, the larvae make winding tunnels which are
oval but flat, with the width being 3-4+ times the _
height
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Tunnel _ are etched/scarred with fine, transverse lines
walls
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Tunnel walls are _/_ with fine, transverse lines
etched/scarred
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Tunnel walls are etched/scarred with _, transverse lines
fine
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Tunnel walls are etched/scarred with fine, _ lines
transverse
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
_ are tightly packed with
sawdustlike borings and pellets.
tunnels
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
tunnels are _ packed with
sawdustlike borings and pellets.
tightly
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
tunnels are tightly packed with
_ borings and pellets.
sawdustlike
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
tunnels are tightly packed with
sawdustlike borings and _
pellets
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Under bark, the galleries are _/_ and
wander over the outer surface of the sapwood.
serpentine/snakelike
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Under bark, the galleries are packed with a
mixture of _ (from wood) and dark (from bark) frass.
light
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
Under bark, the galleries are packed with a
mixture of light (from wood) and _ (from bark) frass.
dark
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
exit holes are oval and about NUMBER inch to 1/4 inch across,
with the width being 3-4 times the height
3/16 inch
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
exit holes are oval and about 3/16 inch to NUMBER inch across,
with the width being 3-4 times the height
1/4 inch
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
exit holes are oval and about 3/16 inch to 1/4 inch across,
with the width being NUMBER-NUMBER times the height
3-4 times
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
They attack both the _ and _ of
softwood and hardwood trees.
sapwood and heartwood
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
They attack both the sapwood and heartwood of
_ and _ trees.
softwood and hardwood
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
The feeding larvae make _ noises similar to
those made by larvae of the old house borer
rasping
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
DAMAGE AND SIGNS OF INFESTATION
The feeding larvae make rasping noises similar to
those made by larvae of the _ _ _
old house borer
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
_ are mainly a problem in lumber that comes from
trees salvaged after forest fires, wind storms,
or bark beetle infestations, which is then air- dried/seasoned
Buprestids
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Buprestids are mainly a problem in lumber that comes from
trees salvaged after _ _, wind storms,
or bark beetle infestations, which is then air- dried/seasoned
forest fires
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Buprestids are mainly a problem in lumber that comes from
trees salvaged after forest fires, wind storms,
or bark beetle infestations, which is then _/_
air dried/seasoned
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
_ is usually the only way to stop the adult emergence.
fumigation
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
All emergence _ on the outside should be sealed because
they provide an avenue of rapid and deep entry of wood decay fungi.
holes
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
All emergence holes on the outside should be sealed because
they provide an avenue of rapid and deep entry of _ _ _
wood decay fungi
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
If only a few emergence holes are involved...
repair or replacement the visibly damaged materials
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
If the emergence has just started =
fumigation followed by repair
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Widespread emergence usually means a _ followed by
replacement of the visibly damaged materials.
fumigation
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Widespread emergence usually means a fumigation followed by
_ of the visibly damaged materials.
replacement
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
_ are often brought into the home in firewood which is not promptly burned
Buprestids
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Buprestids are often brought into the home in _ which is not promptly burned
firewood
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
Buprestids are often brought into the home in firewood which is not promptly _
burned
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METALLIC WOOD BORING BEETLES - FIELD GUIDE
CONTROL
_ should be removed to the outside and brought in just before burning
firewood
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