white pine weevil

Insects: Terminal, Tip, Stem and Shoot Insects
Hexapoda (including Insecta) > Coleoptera > Curculionidae > Pissodes strobi (Peck)
Synonym(s): Engelmann spruce weevil, Sitka spruce weevil

92 records

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Image Descriptor Description Photographer
1207030 Adult(s) Dave Powell
1326025 Adult(s) Whitney Cranshaw
1207040 Adult(s) Close-up of two adults Dave Powell
1398227 Adult(s) Newly emerged adult white pine weevil and exit holes on a red pine terminal. Red pine attack is rare. Steven Katovich
1394090 Adult(s) Black River Falls James B. Hanson
1398222 Adult(s) Steven Katovich
1470007 Adult(s) A. Steven Munson
1523049 Adult(s)

mating

Daniel Herms
1523050 Adult(s)

mating

Daniel Herms
2185014 Adult(s) Darren Blackford
2185016 Adult(s) Darren Blackford
4836010 Adult(s) look for adult near the terminal leader in early spring E. Bradford Walker
5205049 Adult(s) Collection information: Georgia: Effingham Co.; 21-Apr-90 Natasha Wright
5205050 Adult(s) Collection information: Georgia: Effingham Co.; 21-Apr-90 Natasha Wright
2182038 Damage Darren Blackford
5032054 Damage Joseph O'Brien
5047020 Damage heavy damage Joseph O'Brien
5171039 Damage Daniel Herms
5202043 Damage Steven Katovich
5202053 Damage Terminal attack on a jack pine by the white pine weevil; Photo taken in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin Steven Katovich
5017100 Damage Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
1523052 Damage Daniel Herms
1627097 Damage Drooping leaders which eventually die on white pine or Norway spruce are the familiar symptoms of white pine weevil attack. John A. Weidhass
1678056 Damage on spruce needle Dave Overholser
1678057 Damage sitka spruce leader killed by weevil N. Wortson Summer
1678058 Damage David McComb
1678059 Damage dead spruce terminal, adult emergence holes visible Dave Overholser
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 in Jackson Co., WI, July 2005 Steven Katovich
2634020 Damage shepherd's crook Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
2634021 Damage exit holes on shoot Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
2651037 Damage David J. Moorhead
2733014 Damage terminal weevil feeding USDA Forest Service Archive
4212039 Damage terminal demonstrating characteristic "shepherd's crook" on jack pine USDA Forest Service Archive
4212040 Damage typical shepherd's crook damage to terminal Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4212041 Damage exit holes on shoot Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4212042 Damage chip cocoons Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
4212047 Damage multi stem; old damage Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Archive
1523047 Damage Daniel Herms
1523048 Damage Daniel Herms
1398226 Damage USDA Forest Service - Northeastern Area Archive
1398228 Damage Evidence of an old weevil attack on a 20-25 yr old white pine in Wisconsin. Steven Katovich
1398230 Damage Board showing internal damage due to an old white pine weevil attack, large knots and twisted wood grain. Steven Katovich
1398233 Damage twisted, old white pine Steven Katovich
1399074 Damage Manfred Mielke
1428083 Damage leader damage at. William M. Ciesla
1468118 Damage USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
1468321 Damage USDA Forest Service - Ogden Archive
1361021 Damage When terminal branch is killed, it is replaced by an adjacent branch, which results in a crooked or forked stem. USDA Forest Service Archive
1326026 Damage Damage to terminal Whitney Cranshaw
1207031 Damage View of seedling showing effect of repeated damage Dave Powell
1207035 Damage Close-up of branch showing holes in bark from weevil feeding Dave Powell
1207036 Damage branch showing adult weevil feeding Dave Powell
1207037 Damage Close-up view of adult weevil feeding damage on branch Dave Powell
1207038 Damage sapling or small pole showing terminal leader damaged by weevil feeding Dave Powell
1241513 Damage Scott Tunnock
1241514 Damage Adults near exit holes Kenneth E. Gibson
1241515 Damage Ladd Livingston
1254023 Damage

Dead leader in young Engelmann spruce

William M. Ciesla
1326021 Damage Early stage wilting symptoms Whitney Cranshaw
1326022 Damage Early stage wilting symptoms on codominant terminals Whitney Cranshaw
1326023 Damage Codominant terminals produced by damage Whitney Cranshaw
1326024 Damage Damage to terminal Whitney Cranshaw
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. Eric R. Day
0805087 Damage David J. Moorhead
0805088 Damage David J. Moorhead
0805089 Damage note the 'S' shaped stem damage from prior infestation David J. Moorhead
0805090 Damage David J. Moorhead
0805091 Damage David J. Moorhead
0907017 Damage pitch flow is associated with feeding and egg-laying; look for adult near the terminal leader E. Bradford Walker
0907018 Damage dead terminal caused by damage E. Bradford Walker
1112001 Damage Old dead terminal. McGregor Model Forest, British Columbia. Troy Kimoto
1112002 Damage Dead terminal. McGregor Model Forest, British Columbia Troy Kimoto
1123069 Damage Feeding punctures and sap droplets associated with spring feeding and egg deposition. Rayanne Lehman
1123070 Damage feeding damage to terminal Rayanne Lehman
1199033 Damage Board showing old weevil damage Steven Katovich
1199034 Damage Emergence hole Steven Katovich
1199035 Damage Steven Katovich
1199036 Damage Stem deformity caused by an earlier attack Steven Katovich
0907019 Larva(e) larvae tunnel down the infested leader, girdling the terminal E. Bradford Walker
1254022 Larva(e) William M. Ciesla
1207033 Larva(e) Close-up view of two larvae, 1975 Dave Powell
1207034 Larva(e) Dave Powell
1326027 Larva(e) Larvae in damaged terminal Whitney Cranshaw
1394089 Larva(e) James B. Hanson
1235180 Larva(e) Clemson University - USDA Cooperative Extension Slide Series
1523051 Larva(e)

in stem

Daniel Herms
1627099 Larva(e) John A. Weidhass
5018002 Larva(e) Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - Forestry Archive
5062006 Larva(e) Joseph O'Brien
2182037 Life Cycle Darren Blackford
1470011 Pupa(e) A. Steven Munson
1326028 Pupa(e) Chip cocoons in damaged terminal Whitney Cranshaw


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