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Planthoppers (Acanalonia conica)
seldom cause enough damage to get too
worried about. Discovered here on a
yellow birch (betula alleghaniensis) twig.
(for more information)
Planthoppers (Acanalonia conica) topview.
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Photos: Dave Hanson
August 12, 2010
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Welcome to the Minnesota Tree Care Advisor (TCA) web site. If you are committed to volunteerism, to helping make your community and state a healthier place to live and if you think that trees, shrubs, wildflowers and other natural resources add to the quality of life in your community, then you’ve found a home.
Since 1993, MN TCAs have been promoting urban and community forestry through their volunteer actions. The TCA program is a self-sustaining endeavor that provides training, technical support and volunteer opportunities at the community and state level. If all of this appeals to you, welcome and please read on! |
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EAB in Minnesota
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Are you dieing to learn some new stuff?
2010 Tree Care Advisor Update Sessions
Get together with your fellow TCAs - They are good people!
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EAB Field Days - Round 2
Are you interested
in learning how to
peel bark to identify EAB Galleries?
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Minnesota Tree Inspector Workshops
Autumn 2010
Six Locations:
Morris, Crookston, Brainerd,
Hibbing, Rochester, and Lamberton.
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Save The Dates!
49th Annual Minnesota Shade Tree Short Course
March 15-16, 2011
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