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Forest Pests of North America
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Field Guide to Diseases and Insect Pests of Idaho and Montana Forests

Susan K. Hagle – Plant Pathologist,
Scott Tunnock – Entomologist (retired),
Kenneth E. Gibson – Entomologist, and
Carma J. Gilligan – Biological Technician.

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, State and Private Forestry, Northern Region, P.O. Box 7669, Missoula, Montana 59807. 1987. Reprint 1990. Publication Number R1-89-54.

Deciding Where To Start In The Identification Keys

Key Items Symbol
I.  Diseases and Insects
  A.  Stems and Roots 1 - 34
    a.  Stem Decay 2 - 9
    b.  Cankers and Miscellaneous Cambium-Damaging Insects 10 - 18
    c.  Bark Beetles and Wood Borers 19 - 30
    d.  Root Diseases 31 - 34
  B.  Branch and Terminal 1 - 16
  C.  Foliage 1 - 35
  D.  Seed and Cone 1 - 3
II.  Abiotic Damage 1 - 6

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