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Borers: Common Kansas Species: Home and Horticultural Pests

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MF2735 Borers: Common Kansas Species: Home and Horticultural Pests

by Robert J. Bauernfeind

  • Published Date: Oct 2006
Borers feed unseen beneath bark, destroying irreplaceable cambial and wood tissues of trees and shrubs. Borers are usually larvae of beetles and moths. Photos included. 8-page.
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