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Emerald ash borer confirmed on MDI

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AUGUSTA — The presence of emerald ash borer on Mount Desert Island outside of the previously regulated area has been confirmed by the Maine Forest Service Forest Health and Monitoring Division, according to a recent announcement by Maine State Forester…

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Emerald ash borer confirmed on MDI

AUGUSTA — The presence of emerald ash borer on Mount Desert Island outside of the previously regulated area has been confirmed by the Maine Forest Service Forest Health and Monitoring Division, according to a recent announcement by Maine State Forester…

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Emerald ash borer confirmed on Mount Desert Island

While under quarantine, all ash tree material, not including wood chips, should remain on the island, the Maine Forest Service says.

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Invasive emerald ash borer detected on Mount Desert Island

Emerald ash borer larvae eat away the inner layer of bark of ash trees, slowly killing the tree which poses the threat of property damage.

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Emerald ash borer found on Mount Desert Island

The emerald ash borer, an invasive insect and threat to Maine ash trees, was confirmed on Mount Desert Island.

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Texas A&M Forest Service actively tracking invasive Asian pest - MyParisTexas

FOREST HEALTH: EMERALD ASH BORER The emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) is a destructive, invasive wood‐boring pest of ash trees (Fraxinus spp.). Native to eastern Asia, the emerald ash borer (EAB) was unknown in North America until 2002, when it was discovered in Detroit. Since then, EAB has spread to 36 states including Texas, where it was first detected in Harrison County in 2016. EAB is responsible for killing millions of ash trees acro…

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MyParisTexas broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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