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Gall mite Aceria cephalonea
Gall mite Aceria cephalonea
Number: 2213
Received 23.5.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 23.5.2022
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
From: zahradkar
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia

Question

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Answer

Thanks for request. It is mall mite Aceria macrorhynchus. Gall mittes are extremely tiny plant feeders cousend a swelling or felt coatings on a host trees. Have a nice day! MZ.
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

Gall mite Aceria cephalonea

Aceria cephalonea

Gall mite Aceria cephalonea

Aceria cephalonea

roztoce

Received: 23.5.2022
Wood: Maple
Number: 2213
Date of occurrence: 23.5.2022
Discussion

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Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii
Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopoliiLong-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii
Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii
Number: 2087
Received 12.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 20.5.2021
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
From: zahradkar
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia

Question

Large big black beetle...

Answer

Thanks for requests. This beetle is common in warm oak forests, it is Cerambyx scopoli. MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii

Cerambyx scopolii

Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii

Cerambyx scopolii

hmyz

Received: 12.4.2022
Wood: Oak
Number: 2087
Date of occurrence: 20.5.2021
Discussion

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Six-toothed pine bark beetle
Six-toothed pine bark beetleSix-toothed pine bark beetle
Six-toothed pine bark beetle
Number: 2031
Received 3.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 21.7.2021
Significance: Very harmful
Discussion
From: zahradkar
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia

Question

Thank you for identification.

Answer

It is Ips sexdentatus, one from the largerst bark beetles in Europe. Best regards MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 1

Pest

Six-toothed pine bark beetle

Ips sexdentatus

Six-toothed pine bark beetle

Ips sexdentatus

hmyz

Received: 3.4.2022
Wood: Pine
Number: 2031
Date of occurrence: 21.7.2021
Discussion

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European spruce bark beetle
European spruce bark beetle
Number: 2017
Received 1.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence:
Significance: Very harmful
Discussion
From: zahradkar
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia

Question

Common spruce trees heavily damaged by some pest. Can you please suggest the reason of damage?

Answer

Trees were damaged by very common pest in that area - Ips typographus. Best regards. MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

European spruce bark beetle

Ips typographus

European spruce bark beetle

Ips typographus

hmyz

Received: 1.4.2022
Wood: Spruce
Number: 2017
Date of occurrence:
Discussion

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Fall webworm
Fall webworm
Number: 2015
Received 1.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence:
Significance: Harmful
Discussion
From: zahradkar
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia

Question

Thank you for identification.

Answer

Thank you fo rthe request. This defoliation was caused by larvae of Hyphantria cunea. This is not a native species for Europe and it was introduced from North America in the last century. Find more anbout this species here: https://www.skodcoviadrevin.sk/hyphantria-cunea-en Best regards MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 0

Pest

Fall webworm

Hyphantria cunea

Fall webworm

Hyphantria cunea

hmyz

Received: 1.4.2022
Wood: -
Number: 2015
Date of occurrence:
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