Asian Longhorned Beetle
Anoplophora glabripennis
A highly destructive invasive wood-boring beetle from Asia that attacks and kills healthy hardwood trees. This pest poses a severe threat to North American forests and urban trees.

Identification & Symptoms
What to Look For
Potential Damage
Lifecycle
Adults emerge in summer, mate, and lay eggs in bark pits. Larvae bore through wood for 1-2 years before pupating and emerging as adults.
Professional Treatment Approach
Immediate reporting to agricultural authorities required
Tree removal and destruction under regulatory oversight
Systemic insecticide treatments for high-value trees
Quarantine measures to prevent spread
Early detection monitoring programs
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