Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Cooperative Economic Insect Report, Vol. 1: February 15, 1952
There are two known areas of severe infestation on the Flathead National Forest, Mont. In one of these, the Canyon Creek Drainage, one-third of the spruce stand has been killed and an additional third was infested in 1951. Surveys indicated approximately trees were infested. There were local outbreaks on the Dixie and Fishlake National Forests in south ern Utah and on the Payette National Forest in southwestern Idaho. These were brought under control in the fall of 1950 by the application of orthodichlorobenzene-fuel oil sprays to infested trees and stumps. Wood peckers aided greatly by destroying most of the broods in trees that were not treated.
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