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Ambrosia Beetles; An Early Season Tree & Shrub Threat
Original Source:
Will Hudson, UGA Extension Entomologist May 9, 2011
Asian or granulate ambrosia beetles are tiny (<1/8") wood-boring insects that attack the trunks of young and weakened trees and shrubs. Ambrosia beetles tunnel into stems and construct galleries where they raise their young. Beetles carry on their bodies a fungus that grows in these galleries producing ambrosia which feeds both adults and larvae.