Ash Bark‐Beetle Damage
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Ash Bark‐Beetle Damage
THROUGHOUT the summer and early autumn, small piles of white bore dust on the surface of the bark of ash, English or imported, are a common sight in timber yards and dispersal sites. As the Forest Products Research Laboratory receives a number of inquiries every year on this type of insect attack, the following information may be useful to all who may be alarmed by its presence in their stock.
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