Tree-killing beetles seen in six more N.J. maples -State looks to widen zone of quarantine Thursday, May 05, 2005 BY SUE EPSTEIN Star-Ledger Staff Tree-climbers found six red maples infested with the Asian longhorned bee - Bee beetle - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Tree-killing beetles seen in six more N.J. maples -State looks to widen zone of quarantine Thursday, May 05, 2005 BY SUE EPSTEIN Star-Ledger Staff Tree-climbers found six red maples infested with the Asian longhorned bee Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-05-31 10:22:27 Open Document File Size: 1,49 MB Share Result on Facebook City Jersey City / New York / / Continent North America / / Country China / / / Facility Linden Municipal Airport / / IndustryTerm chemical treatments / food source / / Organization New Jersey Asian Longhorned Beetle Eradication Project / New Jersey Forest Service / federal government / Department of Agriculture / / Person Lynne Richmond / SUE EPSTEIN / Barry Emens / / / Position director / spokeswoman / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / Middlesex County / / SocialTag Zoology Asian long-horned beetle Woodboring beetles Beetle Rahway, New Jersey Maple Curculionidae Longhorn beetle Phyla Protostome

Tree-killing beetles seen in six more N.J. maples -State looks to widen zone of quarantine Thursday, May 05, 2005 BY SUE EPSTEIN Star-Ledger Staff Tree-climbers found six red maples infested with the Asian longhorned beeAdd to Reading List