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	The Threat of Non-Native Forest Insects and Diseases Since European settlement began in North America, nearly 500 non-native tree-feeding insects and disease-causing pathogens have been introduced into the United Sta Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-13 16:08:29 Open Document File Size: 129,56 KB Share Result on Facebook City Worcester / Monterrey / Arlington / / Continent America / North America / / Country United States / Guam / / Facility University of Tennessee / / IndustryTerm Technology lags / / NaturalFeature Forests Hardwood / Pacific islands / American Forests / Appalachians / On Pacific islands / California coast / / Organization Nature Conservancy of Hawai`i For / University of Tennessee / Knoxville / Nature Conservancy / / ProvinceOrState Tennessee / New Jersey / West Virginia / Ohio / Minnesota / Virginia / Alabama / Maine / Pennsylvania / Clermont County / North Carolina / New York / California / Georgia / Massachusetts / Connecticut / Idaho / / Region southern New England / Midwest / southern Appalachians / West Virginia / / URL www.dontmovefirewood.org/gallery / http / SocialTag Microbiology Buprestidae Hemiptera Tree diseases Fungal diseases Emerald ash borer Laurel wilt Juglans cinerea Biological pest control Biology

The Threat of Non-Native Forest Insects and Diseases Since European settlement began in North America, nearly 500 non-native tree-feeding insects and disease-causing pathogens have been introduced into the United StaAdd to Reading List