Response of the Bronze Birch Borer to Pruning Wounds on Paper Birch

  • Ball J
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Abstract

Healthy appearing paper birch trees were pruned at the beginning of the bronze birch borer's emergence period. Some wounds were left exposed while others were treated with a commercial wound dressing. Bronze birch borer adults, particularly females, were attracted to fresh pruning wounds on paper birch. Treating the pruning wounds with a wound dressing did not reduce the wound's attractiveness to the borers.

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Ball, J. (1992). Response of the Bronze Birch Borer to Pruning Wounds on Paper Birch. Arboriculture & Urban Forestry, 18(6), 294–297. https://doi.org/10.48044/jauf.1992.056

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