Your Yukon November 6, 2009 Patricia Robertson A ‘LOW-PROFILE’ INSECT TURNS INTO A RAVAGING SUCCESS It’s hard not to notice the elaborate silvery curlicues on Yukon aspen leaves. They look like - Phyllocnistis - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Your Yukon November 6, 2009 Patricia Robertson A ‘LOW-PROFILE’ INSECT TURNS INTO A RAVAGING SUCCESS It’s hard not to notice the elaborate silvery curlicues on Yukon aspen leaves. They look like Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-12-04 17:10:04 Open Document File Size: 14,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City Dawson City / / Country Russia / Canada / / Event Natural Disaster / / IndustryTerm cell machinery / machinery / energy / / NaturalFeature Yukon forests / Yukon / Yukon River / / Organization Canadian Forest Service / / Person Rod Garbutt / Rob Legare / Patricia Robertson / / Position forest health forester / miner / leaf miner / forest health technician / adult aspen leaf miner / serpentine leaf miner / aspen serpentine leaf miner / willow blotch miner / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / Alaska / / Region northern Yukon / / SocialTag Flora of the United States Woodboring beetles Taiga Phyllocnistis populiella Bark beetle Dendroctonus rufipennis Picea glauca Leaf miner Dendroctonus Curculionidae

Your Yukon November 6, 2009 Patricia Robertson A ‘LOW-PROFILE’ INSECT TURNS INTO A RAVAGING SUCCESS It’s hard not to notice the elaborate silvery curlicues on Yukon aspen leaves. They look likeAdd to Reading List