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	will also limit insect numbers to a degree. In urban areas where trees are grown in more isolated, artificial conditions, aphids can be more damaging to the trees health than in forest settings, and the homeowner may nee Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-27 11:58:06 Open Document File Size: 519,62 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / D.C. / Berlin / / Facility Airport Way Fairbanks / TARGET Center / / IndustryTerm chemical control / / NaturalFeature Forest Service Revised Agriculture Alaska Region October / / Organization R10-TP-98 Department of Forest Service Revised Agriculture Alaska Region / USDA / USDA Forest Service / U.S. Department of Agriculture / office of Civil Rights / UAF Cooperative Extension Service / / Person Birch Aphid / Michael Rasy / Donald L. Dahlsten / Edward H. Holsten / Mark Schultz / Birch Aphids By Edward / Forestry Forest / / / Position Director / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / / URL www.fs.fed.us / / SocialTag Agricultural pest insects Agriculture Aphids Honeydew Sooty mold Birch Coccinellidae Beech blight aphid Soybean aphid Phyla

will also limit insect numbers to a degree. In urban areas where trees are grown in more isolated, artificial conditions, aphids can be more damaging to the trees health than in forest settings, and the homeowner may neeAdd to Reading List