St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Japanese beetles cause little harm to healthy linden trees

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Q • Japanese beetles are eating the leaves of my linden trees. What should I do? A • Japanese beetles commonly feed on linden ...
Chicago Tribune

Beetle battle in your yard? Here’s what to do.

What is less lovely than a summer blossom? The sight of a Japanese beetle on that blossom, shiny as an oil slick. “We’re hearing quite a few reports about the beetles this year,” according to Sharon ...
Quad-City Times

Japanese beetles have emerged in Q-C

Those annoying Japanese beetles have emerged in the Quad-City region, eating the leaves on a variety of trees, shrubs and flowers. They seem to especially love linden trees, roses and raspberries, but ...
Earth.com

Beetles turn tree defenses into weapons - but fungi fight back

Bark beetles convert spruce tree defenses into more potent antimicrobials to protect themselves, but a fungus can neutralize ...
AOL

Have city residents cared for new trees after beetle attack? This study may surprise you.

WORCESTER – The message for some homeowners is clear: Do a better job of watering and maintaining the trees in your yard. If you don’t, don’t be surprised if they die. That message rang loud and clear ...