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2012-2016 National Tree Disorders List Forestry CDE Air pollution Aphid Beetles Butt or heart rot Canker Chemical damage Cicada Climatic injury (snow, wind, frost, drought, hail) Damping off Douglass fir tussock moth Emerald ash borer Fire damage Gypsy moth Hemlock woolly adelgid Landscape equipment damage Lightning damage Mechanical damage Mistletoe Nematode Rust Sawfly Scale Spruce budworm Sunscald Tent caterpillar Wetwood or slime flux Wildlife/livestock damage Wood borer

Air Pollution

Aphids

Beetles (Southern Pine )

Butt rot/Heart rot

Canker

Chemical Damage

Cicada

Climate Damage (Frost)

Climate Damage (Drought)

Climate Damage (wind)

Climate damage (ice and snow)

Climate Damage (fire)

Damping Off

Douglas fir tussock moth Damage

Emerald ash borer

Gypsy Moth

Hemlock woolly adelgid

Landscape Equipment Damage

Lightening Damage

Mechanical Damage

Mistletoe

Nematode

Rust

Sawfly

Scale

Spruce budworm

Sunscald

Tent Caterpillar

Wetwood/Slime Flux

Wildlife/Livestock Damage

Wood Borer