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Cankerworms | Entomology - University of Kentucky
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WEBCankerworms, also called inchworms, loopers, or spanworms, are caterpillars that move with a distinctive “looping” motion. Small numbers of cankerworms are present every year but occasionally large outbreaks occur. When this happens, cankerworms can cause significant defoliation of a variety of deciduous landscape and forest trees.

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Joel 2:25 KJV - And I will restore to you the years - Bible Gateway
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WEBYour Content. Joel 2:25. King James Version. 25 And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten, the cankerworm, and the caterpiller, and the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you. Read full chapter. Joel 2:25 in all English translations. Joel 1. Joel 3. King James Version (KJV) Public Domain. Bible Gateway Recommends.

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Spring and fall cankerworms | UMN Extension
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WEBInsects. Yard and garden insects. Spring and fall cankerworms. Quick facts about spring and fall cankerworms. Cankerworms (inchworms) cause defoliation in shade trees. They are found on elm, apple, hackberry, basswood, oak, boxelder, maple and ash trees as well as shrubs growing beneath heavily infested trees.

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Cankerworm [fact sheet] | Extension
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WEBCankerworm [fact sheet] Download Resource. The spring cankerworm (Paleacrita vernata) and the fall cankerworm (Alsophila pometaria) are native pests to the deciduous forest, shade, and ornamental trees of North America. Periodic outbreaks of these pests cause serious defoliation.

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What are cankerworms? | Cankerworms - Davidson College
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WEBWhat are cankerworms? Cankerworms, which are a type of inchworm, also called loopers, are caterpillars that move with a distinctive “looping” motion. Small numbers of cankerworms are present every year but occasionally large outbreaks occur.

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Spring Cankerworms - Prevention and Control - Gardenia
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WEBCankerworms, also called inchworms or loopers, are caterpillars that move with a distinctive “looping” motion. Small numbers of cankerworms are usually present most years, but outbreaks can occur and cause significant defoliation of a variety of trees.

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Cankerworms | USU
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WEBCankerworms, also known as inchworms, are in the order Lepidoptera and family Geometridae. Geometrid moth adults have slender bodies and relatively large, broad forewings (Figs. 1, 3). Both fall, Alsophila pometaria, and spring, Paleacrita vernata, cankerworms occur in Utah, with the fall cankerworm being most common.

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Cankerworms | The Morton Arboretum
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WEBScientific name: Fall Cankerworm (Alsophila pometaria) and Spring Cankerworm (Paleacrita vernata) Hosts: There are two species of cankerworms, the fall and spring cankerworms. The names refer to the season during which their eggs are laid.

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Fall & Spring Cankerworms: Damage, Treatment & Control
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WEBCankerworms are caterpillars of several North American moths that have wingless females. Cankerworms feed on the buds and leaves of trees in early spring and can be a major pest. Hosts: Elm, oak & apple are favorites. However, wide varieties of tree species may be susceptible. Spring & Fall Cankerworms Life Cycle:

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Cankerworms: What Are They? | ABC Blog
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WEBJul 21, 2017 · Cankerworms, or “inchworms,” are spring caterpillars that are light green to brown. They’re different from ordinary caterpillars in that they have fewer legs than most, with only two feet on their abdomens, resulting in odd movement. Cankerworms hatch just when the trees are starting to bud in the spring.

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