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The text outlines the life cycle and behavior of the Emerald Ash Borer, an insect that primarily affects ash trees. The adult beetles are capable of flight and are particularly attracted to warmth and sunlight.
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Ash Tree Human Help Cuttings Transplanting Natural Long Germination Self propagating Growing Nutrients Water Carbon Dioxide Roots Casparian Strip Cortex Xylem Phloem Endodermis Pericycle Root Hair Epidermis Trunk Annual-growth ring Ray Cells Bark Periderm
Cork
Cork Cambium
Living Phloem
Liber
Vascular Cambium Sapwood Heartwood Crown Branch Twigs Scars
Lenticel
Buds
Axillary
Terminal
Leaves Petiole
Lamina
Vien
Margin
Midrib
Tip
Stems Pith
Emerald Ash Borer Reproduction Lays eggs Males 1 month life Females 2 month life 55-150 eggs Behavior Like warmth/sun Eat ash leaves as adults Capable of Flight when out of tree D-Shaped exit holes Only like Ash trees Survival Tunnel Eat on Phoelm Live in the cambial region Flight Wood Larvae feed on the inner bark Growth Adult Tergite Pygidium Antenna Abdomen Thorax Pronotum Elytra Pupae Metamorphosis Larvae Grub Eggs Shell Mating Female Male 4-LS1-1
