Entomology - Atlantic Forestry Centre

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Science > Entomology

Entomology

Research in this area focuses on

studying forest insects, their physiology and life cycles, to better understand how to control outbreaks and manage population levels; and
developing biological pesticides and alternative controls.

Forest Pest Information

Exotic Pests and Diseases

Brown Spruce Longhorn Beetle
Gypsy Moth
Asian long-horned beetle
Canadian Food Inspection Agency - Background

Fact Sheets by our Scientists

Biologicial Control of Dutch Elm Disease - Chemical Aspects by M.Dumas, G.M.Strunz, M.Hubbes and R.S.Jeng
Biological Control of Balsam Fir Sawfly by G.Thurston, E.Kettela, C.Lucarotti, C.Weaver and S.Holmes
Cone Site Selection, Clone and Intraspecific Competition Influence Egg Lay and Survival of Cone Maggots in White Spruce by Jon Sweeney and Dan Quiring
Integrated Pest Management of Yellow-Headed Spruce Sawfly by G.Thurston, E.Kettela, C.Weaver

National Research Portal: Entomology