Cornell researchers are trying to stop one of North America’s most destructive tree killers with a new wave of genetically resilient ash trees. According to a report by Krishna Ramanujan for the ...
Researchers are developing field tests they hope will spread the fungi to beetles in the wild using “autodissemination” ...
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NEW YORK (AP) — Five prominent species of ash tree in the eastern U.S. have been driven to the brink of extinction from years of lethal attack by a beetle, a scientific group says. Tens of millions of ...
The university is the first propagation center in the state to test the new ash saplings as part of its “Trees in Peril” project.
The University of Minnesota announced on Tuesday a new study that found certain fungi in the state can kill the invasive emerald ash borer beetle.
Waterloo is partnering with the Iowa DNR to replace about half of the trees that were lost to the emerald ash borer in the past decade. The city will be making one type of apple tree and three species ...
All of Iowa's 99 counties confirmed having the ash tree-killing insect, emerald ash borer, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources reported Thursday. As one of the most commonly planted street trees ...
(NEW YORK) — In northern Wisconsin, April Stone is carrying on a centuries-old Ojibwe practice of basket making. She uses wood from the black ash tree, a cultural keystone species that’s now under ...
Glen Cove will replace ash trees damaged by the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle from Asia that has destroyed tens of millions of trees across North America, city officials said. The city will ...
TRAVERSE CITY — Hikers, property owners and others who frequent natural areas this fall have the opportunity to help restore a vanishing native tree species. The great die-off of millions of ash trees ...
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