Idaho residents have a new summer pest to worry about: the elm seed bug (Arocatus melanocephalus). These insects, about 6 mm ...

Elm seed bugs are native to Europe and the Mediterranean and were first documented stateside in Idaho in 2012. In 2017, the species was discovered in Colorado in Mesa, Delta and Montrose counties.

One of the largest old elm trees in Toronto — possibly in all of southern Ontario — is on its last legs. But as the city finalizes plans to take down the Barton Avenue landmark next week, a ...

For decades, the American elm population has dwindled, and one of its greatest threats is the deadly Dutch elm disease, which has taken its toll on Brown’s campus, too. The tree removal ...

They feed on seeds from trees like elm, linden, and oak. When aggravated or touched, the bugs can give off a foul odor sometimes described as smelling like bitter almonds.

The massive elm tree that shaded the corner of East Main Street and Yankee Drive was sick. Like so many others in so many of America's towns in the 1950s, it was stricken with Dutch elm disease.

Elm seed bugs can often be spotted in the bark, ... Since most residents can't remove all their trees and greenery around their homes, Bollinger suggests a solid physical barrier.

Elm trees used to be a significant component of floodplain forest communities. Their seeds ripen in late spring, when few other seeds are available for hungry birds and other animals. They're also ...

Elm seed bugs Utah Bingham Nuisance Permethrin Trees Odor Chemical SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — You may have heard of the Mormon crickets , but in Utah, the elm seed bugs seem to be the biggest nuisance ...

Trees do more for our health than just clean up the air we breathe. Being around trees lowers stress, improves cognition and boosts longevity.They also cool cities by up to 2.9 degrees Fahrenheit when ...

Elm seed bugs (arocatus melanocephalus) are relatively new to Idaho. They first established in 2009 near Boise but have since been found throughout the state wherever elm trees grow.