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9.5.2024
Appka
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4464
9.5.2024
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4463
9.5.2024
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4462
9.5.2024
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4461
9.5.2024
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4460
9.5.2024
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4459
9.5.2024
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9.5.2024
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M. Zúbrik
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Number: 2213
Received 23.5.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 23.5.2022
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
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
Received: 23.5.2022
Wood: Maple
Number: 2213
Date of occurrence: 23.5.2022
Discussion
Add comment: Gall mite Aceria cephalonea
Number: 2087
Received 12.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 20.5.2021
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii
Cerambyx scopolii
Received: 12.4.2022
Wood: Oak
Number: 2087
Date of occurrence: 20.5.2021
Discussion
Add comment: Long-horned beetle Cerambyx scopolii
Number: 2058
Received 5.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 14.7.2021
Significance: Very harmful
Discussion
European spruce bark beetle
Ips typographus
Received: 5.4.2022
Wood: Spruce
Number: 2058
Date of occurrence: 14.7.2021
Discussion
Add comment: European spruce bark beetle
Number: 2055
Received 5.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 5.4.2022
Significance:
Discussion
A - This species is not in the database yet
A - This species is not in the database yet
Received: 5.4.2022
Wood: Oak
Number: 2055
Date of occurrence: 5.4.2022
Discussion
Add comment: A - This species is not in the database yet
Number: 2039
Received 5.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 8.6.2021
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
Gall mite Aceria myriadeum
Aceria myriadeum
Received: 5.4.2022
Wood: Maple
Number: 2039
Date of occurrence: 8.6.2021
Discussion
Add comment: Gall mite Aceria myriadeum
Number: 2038
Received 5.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 13.7.2021
Significance: Less harmful
Discussion
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia
Question
approx 30 mm, Rosalia alpina
Answer
Yes, this is an adult of a very nice beetle that can occasionaly damage the trees - Rosalia alpina. More about rosalia longhorn Rosalia alpina here: https://www.skodcoviadrevin.sk/pest/rosalia-longhorn. Best regards.MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 1
Pest
Rosalia longhorn
Rosalia alpina
Rosalia longhorn
Rosalia alpina
Received: 5.4.2022
Wood: Beech
Number: 2038
Date of occurrence: 13.7.2021
Discussion
Add comment: Rosalia longhorn
Number: 2031
Received 3.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence: 21.7.2021
Significance: Very harmful
Discussion
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
Received: 3.4.2022
Wood: Pine
Number: 2031
Date of occurrence: 21.7.2021
Discussion
Add comment: Six-toothed pine bark beetle
Number: 2017
Received 1.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence:
Significance: Very harmful
Discussion
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
Received: 1.4.2022
Wood: Spruce
Number: 2017
Date of occurrence:
Discussion
Add comment: European spruce bark beetle
Number: 2015
Received 1.4.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence:
Significance: Harmful
Discussion
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
Received: 1.4.2022
Wood: -
Number: 2015
Date of occurrence:
Discussion
Add comment: Fall webworm
Number: 1959
Received 9.3.2022
In progress: 0 days
Date of occurrence:
Significance: Harmful
Discussion
Assigned: M. Zúbrik
Country: Slovakia
Question
Trees in the city were damaged by some pest sitting on the lower part of the leaves. Many trees were yellowish and not realy green.
Answer
Thanks for your request. Trees were damaged by non native pest Sycamore lace bug Corythucha ciliata. Best regards MZ
Number of votes for this answer: 0
Pest
Sycamore lace bug
Corythucha ciliata
Sycamore lace bug
Corythucha ciliata
Received: 9.3.2022
Wood: Plane
Number: 1959
Date of occurrence:
Discussion
Add comment: Sycamore lace bug