Adult elm leaf beetles, approximately the size of a large grain of rice. Two to three generations or more of beetles can occur per year. was first identified in Australia in 1989.
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Factsheet
Read and download our factsheets on pests, diseases and treatment methods
- Monterey Pine Aphid It is now present in all areas across Australia where pine trees are grown
- Birch Leaf Spot Birch Leaf Spot is a foliar leaf disease that affects Birch, Aspen and Cottonwood trees and other members of the Betulaceae family.
- Plane Tree Anthracnose Plane Tree Anthracnose is becoming commonplace
- Elm Leaf Spot A widespread damaging and defoliating fungal disease that affects Weeping, Golden and English elms.
- The Eco-Friendly Way to Control Elm Leaf Beetle in Elm Trees.
- Mite Flare Infestation in Elm Trees
- About Elm Leaf Beetles Lifecycle of the elm leaf beetle and treatment methods
- Armillaria Treatment Armillaria Luteobubalina is relatively easy to diagnose, its fruiting bodies and spores are distinctive.