white pine weevil
Pissodes strobi (Peck, 1817)

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5492340 Adult(s) an adult white pine weevil collected from spruce
5492342 Adult(s) White pine weevil adult on a spruce branch
5492750 Damage
5492751 Damage
1593011 Damage Older weevil attack that killed the existing terminal when the tree was at the height of damaged whorl.  The dead terminal was replaced by severl competing laterals that created a dense cluster of branches at the whorl. 
1593020 Damage Boards freshly cut from a eastern white pine log.  The distorted wood grain and embedded knots illustrate damage caused by an older weevil attack that killed the existing terminal at that whorl. Logs originated on the Menominee Indian Reservation, logs were cut at the Forest Products Lab, Madison, WI.     
1593053 Damage Classic early attack symptoms in the terminal of an infested eastern white pine. 
1593012 Damage Terminal and laterals beging to wilt (die) due to an active infestation of white pine weevil.  
5445138 Damage terminal of blue spruce killed by white pine
5445136 Damage Terminal of blue spruce killed by white pine weevil
5445137 Damage Terminal of blue spruce killed by white pine weevil
5445135 Damage Terminals of blue spruce repeatedly attacked by white pine weevil
5445134 Damage terminals of blue spruce repeatedly attacked by white pine weevil
4836010 Adult(s) look for adult near the terminal leader in early spring
2733014 Damage terminal weevil feeding
0907018 Damage dead terminal caused by damage
4212047 Damage multi stem; old damage
1543147 Life Cycle pine weevil weevil pupa and dead grub in white pine
1678058 Damage
1543145 Life Cycle weevil in white pine pupa and larvae
1199034 Damage Emergence hole
2634021 Damage exit holes on shoot
4212040 Damage typical shepherd's crook damage to terminal
4212039 Damage terminal demonstrating characteristic "shepherd's crook" on jack pine
1207037 Damage Close-up view of adult weevil feeding damage on branch
1112002 Damage Dead terminal. McGregor Model Forest, British Columbia
1399074 Damage
1398230 Damage Board showing internal damage due to an old white pine weevil attack, large knots and twisted wood grain.
1207031 Damage View of seedling showing effect of repeated damage
1207035 Damage Close-up of branch showing holes in bark from weevil feeding
1468321 Damage
1207036 Damage branch showing adult weevil feeding
1326027 Larva(e) Larvae in damaged terminal
1398233 Damage twisted, old white pine
1398226 Damage
1241514 Damage Adults near exit holes
1398228 Damage Evidence of an old weevil attack on a 20-25 yr old white pine in Wisconsin.
1235180 Larva(e)
0805087 Damage
1326021 Damage Early stage wilting symptoms
0805091 Damage
2634020 Damage shepherd's crook
0805088 Damage
1241513 Damage
0805090 Damage
0805089 Damage note the 'S' shaped stem damage from prior infestation
1199035 Damage
1207034 Larva(e)
1207038 Damage sapling or small pole showing terminal leader damaged by weevil feeding
5431716 Damage
5431718 Galleries
5431719 Larva(e)
5431711 Larva(e) Host: Serbian Spruce
5431712 Pupa(e) Host: Serbian Spruce
5431713 Pupa(e) Host: Serbian Spruce
5431715 Adult(s) Host: Serbian Spruce
5431721 Larva(e)
5431722 Damage
5431717 Pupa(e) Host: White Pine 'Monticola'
5431720 Larva(e) Host: White Pine 'Monticola'
5431710 Larva(e)
5431714 Adult(s) Host:Serbian Spruce
1361021 Damage When terminal branch is killed, it is replaced by an adjacent branch, which results in a crooked or forked stem.
5431709 Larva(e)
1123069 Damage Feeding punctures and sap droplets associated with spring feeding and egg deposition.
2651037 Damage
1199036 Damage Stem deformity caused by an earlier attack
4212041 Damage exit holes on shoot
1241515 Damage
1326026 Damage Damage to terminal
1326022 Damage Early stage wilting symptoms on codominant terminals
4212042 Damage chip cocoons
1587082 Damage
1326025 Adult(s)
1112001 Damage Old dead terminal. McGregor Model Forest, British Columbia.
1468118 Damage
1398227 Adult(s) Newly emerged adult white pine weevil and exit holes on a red pine terminal. Red pine attack is rare.
2121098 Damage Terminal portion of a Jack pine killed by white pine weevil larval feeding. This is relatively common in Michigan and Wisconsin. Photo taken  July 2005
1678059 Damage dead spruce terminal, adult emergence holes visible
1326024 Damage Damage to terminal
1470011 Pupa(e)
0717038 Damage This insect feeds on the tops of White Pines and Norway Spruce. Feeding by larvae causes the leader and the top whorl to die.
1207040 Adult(s) Close-up of two adults
1326023 Damage Codominant terminals produced by damage
1541752 Adult(s)
1541261 Adult(s)
1541257 Adult(s)
1541258 Adult(s)
1541259 Adult(s)
1541260 Adult(s)
1541255 Adult(s)
1541256 Adult(s)
5411314 Adult(s)
5411313 Adult(s)
1523051 Larva(e) in stem
1523052 Damage
1523047 Damage
1523048 Damage
1523049 Adult(s) mating
1523050 Adult(s) mating
1254022 Larva(e)
1254023 Damage Dead leader in young Engelmann spruce
5205049 Adult(s) Collection information: Georgia: Effingham Co.; 21-Apr-90
5205050 Adult(s) Collection information: Georgia: Effingham Co.; 21-Apr-90
1398222 Adult(s)
5202043 Damage
5202053 Damage Terminal attack on a jack pine by the white pine weevil; Photo taken in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
5171039 Damage
5017100 Damage
5018002 Larva(e)
5032054 Damage
5047020 Damage heavy damage
5062006 Larva(e)
2182037 Life Cycle
2182038 Damage
2185014 Adult(s)
2185016 Adult(s)
1627097 Damage Drooping leaders which eventually die on white pine or Norway spruce are the familiar symptoms of white pine weevil attack.
1627099 Larva(e)
1470007 Adult(s)
1394090 Adult(s) Black River Falls
1394089 Larva(e)
1199033 Damage Board showing old weevil damage
1326028 Pupa(e) Chip cocoons in damaged terminal
1123070 Damage feeding damage to terminal
1207030 Adult(s)
1207033 Larva(e) Close-up view of two larvae, 1975
1428083 Damage leader damage at.
1678057 Damage sitka spruce leader killed by weevil
1678056 Damage on spruce needle
0907019 Larva(e) larvae tunnel down the infested leader, girdling the terminal
0907017 Damage pitch flow is associated with feeding and egg-laying; look for adult near the terminal leader

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