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Apple Ermine Moth EB1526   Author(s): Arthur L. Antonelli, Eric LaGasa, and Ernest C. Bay A relative newcomer to the Pacific Northwest, the apple ermine moth (Yponomeuta malinellus) feeds exclusively on apple. It can defoliate a tree by June and damage long-term productivity. Bulletin explains biology, life cycle, and control measures, including destroying caterpillar tents. Color photographs highlight stages. NOTE: Check the label before using any chemical agents. Publisher: Washington State University Published: October 1989.   2 pages.   In Stock         Purchase: Free Download: Price: $1.00  See also...  Berries for the Inland Northwest More Info Our Price: $6.00  Small Trees for the Home Landscape More Info Our Price: $7.50  Plants of the Pacific Northwest, Interactive Keys and Color Photos (CD) More Info Our Price: $300.00

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