Platypus Cylindrus

Affected trees
Cork oak, Holm oak, Chestnut

Description
The Oak Pinhole Borer is one of the species responsible for the death of the cork oak in Portugal and in the Mediterranean.

Number of annual generations

Damage
Currently, it may be one of the main forest pests that, due to changes in the socio-economic structure of the farms and the successive droughts, followed by very humid years, has caused the death of thousands of cork oaks in some regions of Ribatejo and Alentejo. Its attacks have raised concerns among agents in the cork industry, given the large economic losses and the seriousness of the threat to the sustainability of the cork oak forest.

Product
Pheromone: Cilindriwit
Trap: Multiwit

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