Insect Management Handbook

Douglas-fir pitch moth (Synanthedon novaroensis)
Sequoia pitch moth (Synanthedon sequoiae)

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Includes

Pine needle scale (Chionaspis pinifoliae)
Black pine scale (Dynaspidiotus californicus) (formerly Nuculaspis californica)

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Cylindrocopturus furnissi

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Orgyia pseudotsugata

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Contarinia spp.

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Adelges cooleyi

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Dioryctria spp.

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Coccus hesperidum

Giant conifer aphids (Cinara spp.)

Pest description, and damage These aphids infesting Douglas-fir are up to 0.2 inch in length. They range in color from gray to brownish to black. Aphids establish large colonies on the twigs, but rarely are found feeding on needles. Feeding produces a honeydew that promotes sooty mold on foliage and underlying surfaces. Yellowjackets and ants are found in tree canopy foraging for honeydew.

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Edwardsiana rosae and other leafhoppers

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