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DecAID Insects and Disease Information

The most significant insects and pathogens covered in DecAID in terms of activity and management implications are listed below. Individual agent hotlinks take you to species description narratives. To view a list of insects and pathogens that is specific to a particular wildlife habitat, run a Query and select the “I&D Species List” button at the top of the screen, or theTables hotlink under the section entitled “List of Insects and Pathogens.”



 Insects



 Root Diseases



Balsam woolly adelgid
California fivespined ips
Douglas-fir beetle
Douglas-fir tussock moth
Fir engraver
Jeffrey pine beetle
Mountain pine beetle
Pine engraver
Spruce beetle
Western balsam bark beetle
Western hemlock looper
Western pine beetle
Western spruce budworm


Annosus root disease
Armillaria root disease
Black stain root disease
Laminated root rot
Port-Orford-cedar root disease
Tomentosus root rot


Dwarf Mistletoes



Rusts



Douglas-fir dwarf mistletoe
Knobcone pine dwarf mistletoe
Mountain hemlock dwarf mistletoe
Western dwarf mistletoe
Western hemlock dwarf mistletoe
Western larch dwarf mistletoe


White pine blister rust


 Stem Decays



 Links to Other Sites



Indian paint fungus
Stem decay fungi


Forest Health Protection, Pacific Northwest Region
An Online Catalog of Western Forest Insects and Diseases
Washington State DNR, Forest Health
Hazard Tree Website
Western Forest Insect & Disease Leaflets
Oregon State Department of Forestry Forest Health