Tree Insects in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
Boring, sucking, and defoliating insect pests common to Dallas–Fort Worth landscapes.
15 conditions in this category
Aphids
Aphids are soft-bodied, piercing-sucking insects that feed by inserting specialized mouthparts into plant tiss…
Read more →Bagworms
Bagworms are caterpillars belonging to the moth family Psychidae.…
Read more →Borer Beetles
Several species of beetles are capable of damaging trees throughout North Texas.…
Read more →Lace Bugs
Lace bugs are small insects belonging to the family Tingidae.…
Read more →Oak Galls
Oak galls are abnormal plant growths that develop in response to feeding or egg-laying activity by gall-formin…
Read more →Pine Bark Beetles
Pine Bark Beetles are small insects that live and reproduce beneath the bark of pine trees.…
Read more →Twig Girdler
Twig Girdlers are longhorn beetles belonging primarily to the genus Oncideres.…
Read more →Emerald Ash Borer
Emerald Ash Borer is a metallic green wood-boring beetle native to Asia.…
Read more →Scale Insects
Scale insects are small, sap-feeding pests that attach themselves to stems, branches, leaves, and trunks where…
Read more →Spider Mites
Spider mites are tiny arachnids rather than insects.…
Read more →Southern Pine Beetle
Southern Pine Beetles (Dendroctonus frontalis) are small bark beetles that attack pine trees by tunneling bene…
Read more →Wood Borers
Borers are wood-destroying insects that spend a portion of their life cycle feeding within trunks, branches, s…
Read more →Whiteflies
Whiteflies are small winged insects belonging to the family Aleyrodidae.…
Read more →Gall Wasps
Gall wasps are tiny insects belonging to the family Cynipidae.…
Read more →Secondary Pest Infestation
A Secondary Pest Infestation occurs when opportunistic insects attack trees that are already weakened by other…
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