Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms. In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Ambrosia Beetles.
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Wood Destroying Organisms
Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms. In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Subterranean Termites and Formosan Termites.
Dry Rot
Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms. In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Dry Rot.
Deathwatch Beetles
Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Deathwatch Beetles.
Powderpost Beetles
Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Powderpost Beetles.
Subterranean Termites and Formosan Termites
Examples of Damages Caused by Wood Destroying Organisms In this video, Entomology Expert Witness Bob Sprague shows the damages caused by Subterranean Termites and Formosan Termites.
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Video Series Launching on YouTube
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Read the Clues
According to Dr. Mike Merchant PhD, an entomology specialist for Texas AgriLife Extension insects tell fascinating stories – if you know how to read them. In a recent article he explains that the incidence of the effects from a group of beetles historically known as “plaster beetles” or “mold beetles” is on the rise. The […]
Murder Hornets – Horror or Hype?
The Internet has recently been awash with stories of “murder hornets” invading the United States. On the heels of the COVID-19 crisis… social media exploded with stories of these Asian giant hornets (Vespa mandarinia) crossing into the United States set to kill people as well as native bee populations. The hornets (1.5 to 2 inches […]
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