It won’t surprise you that the horse chestnut leaf miner Cameraria ohridella causes extensive damage in horse chestnut trees (Aesculus spp.). However, also maple trees (Acer spp.) can be seriously damaged by this pest. The horse chestnut leaf miner is a micro-moth that originates in Macedonia and has spread all over Europe. Time for action and a close follow-up!
What damage can the horse chestnut leaf miner cause?
How to control the horse chestnut leaf miner?
For monitoring and catching adult males, you can rely on the pheromone Cameraria ohhridella combined with traps such as the Funnel Trap®.
What are the characteristics of the horse chestnut leaf miner?
What about the horse chestnut leaf miner’s life cycle?
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