Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
Pesticide Bureau
Phone: 515-281-8591
Iowa Department of Natural Resources 24 hr Emergency Spill Reporting
Phone: 515-281-8694
Poison Information Center (Nationwide)
Phone: 800-222-1222

Got a question?

Contact us at
(515) 294-1101 or kmwilson@iastate.edu.

Emerald Ash Borer Photo Gallery

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Emerald Ash Borer Adult Credit: www.forestryimages.org	EAB Adults on Ash Foliage Credit: Rob Meinders, USDA, APHIS, PPQ	Adult EAB on Ash Foliage Credit: Rob Meinders, USDA, APHIS, PPQ
D-Shaped Exit Hole Credit: www.forestryimages.org	Edge Feeding by EAB Adults Credit: Deb McCullough, Michigan State University	Full-grown EAB Larva Credit: www.forestryimages.org
S-shaped Gallery of EAB Larva Credit: www.forestryimages.org	EABLarva Credit: Todd Voss, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship	EAB Prepupae Credit: Todd Voss, Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship
EAB Larval S-shaped Tunnels Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	EAB Damage by Larvae Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Tree Killed by EAB Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension

Declining Ash from EAB Credit: www.forestryimages.org	EAB Suspect Trees, Nashua, Iowa Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Epicormic Sprouting Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
EAB Infested Firewood Credit: Troy Kimoto, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, www.forestryimages.org	Woodpecker Activing on EAB-infested Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extensioon	Young Ash EAB Damage Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Young Ash EAB Damage Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Green Ash Bark Texture Credit: Paul Wray, ISU Extension	Green Ash Foliage Credit: Paul Wray, Iowa State University, www.forestryimages.org
Green Ash Seeds Credit: Paul Wray, Iowa State University, www.forestryimages.org	White Ash Bark Texture Credit: Paul Wray, Iowa State University, www.forestryimages.org	White Ash Foliage Credit: Paul Wray, Iowa State University, www.forestryimages.org

Containerized Ash Used as Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Double Girdling of Standing Ash Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Removal of Bark Between Girdle on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Establishing Sentinel Tree with Folding Hand Saw Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Establishing Sentinel Tree Using Draw Knife Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Processing Standing Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Processing Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Bark Peeling Technique on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Close-up of Bark Peeling Technique on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Sentinel Tree Parts Following Bark Peeling Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Destruction of Sentinel Tree Following Processing Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Bark Beetle Attempts on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension

Bark Beetle Feeding Pattern in Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Flathead Apple Tree Borer Larva in Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Flathead Apple Tree Borer Close-up Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Banded Ash Clearwing Borer in Ash Canopy Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Basal Sprouting on Containerized Ash Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Ash Lilac Borer Larva on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Ash Lilac Borer Deep Tunnel in Container Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Ash Lilac Borer Larval Feeding Damage on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Ash Lilac Borer Pupal Shell Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Redheaded Ash Borer Larval Tunnels on Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Redheaded Ash Borer Larva in Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Redheaded Ash Borer Adult in Sentinel Tree Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension

Redheaded Ash Borer Adult Credit: Gerald J. Lenhard, www.forestryimages.org	Triangular USDA EAB Sticky Trap Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Installation of EAB Trap, May 2007 Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension
Installation of USDA EAB Trap, May 2007 Credit: M. H. Shour, ISU Extension	Emerald Ash Borer Map, May 1, 2012 Credit: U.S. Forest Service	Map of Emerald Ash Borer Homeland Credit: USDA Forest Service, North Central Research Station
Iowa Ash Tree Distribution Credit: Iowa Department of Natural Resources Forestry	Emerald Ash Borer 2010 Iowa Survey Map Credit: Tivon Feeley, Iowa Department of Natural Resources	2011 Iowa Emerald Ash Borer Survey Map Credit: Rob Meinders, USDA APHIS Plant Protection Quarantine
2012 Iowa Emerald Ash Borer Trap Locations Credit: Rob Meinders, USDA APHIS Plant Protection Quarantine

For More information please contact:

Mark Shour
Extension Program Specialist
10 Insectary Building
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011
(515) 294-5963

Last updated: May 22, 2012