Field Guide to Ambrosia Beetles of Agricultural Importance in the Eastern and Southern United States

UGA Extension contacts:
Shimat Joseph, Brett Blaauw, and Angelita Acebes

This pocket field guide provides a summary of the common economically damaging species of ambrosia beetles in the Eastern and Southern U.S. It includes an easy-to-use morphological identification guide, external and internal plant-injury descriptions to help in infestation diagnosis, and trapping guidelines and protocols for researchers, Extension agents, and growers. The finished printed size of this guide is 3″ wide x 5″ high. Please contact the Publications Editor at extpublications@uga.edu to obtain a PDF suitable for commercial printing (with page bleeds).

Published by University of Georgia Cooperative Extension. For more information or guidance, contact your local Extension office.

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