Missouri

On July 23, 2008, emerald ash borer was confirmed in Missouri (Wappapello Lake).

University of Missouri Extension Tree Pests - EAB Website
Missouri Department of Conservation - EAB Website
Missouri Department of Agriculture - EAB Website
Missouri Department of Natural Resources - EAB Website
In Missouri, if you suspect you may have EAB in your ash trees, call the toll-free EAB hotline number: (866) 716-9974, e-mail foresthealth@mdc.mo.gov, or contact Collin Wamsley, State Entomologist, Missouri Department of Agriculture, (573) 751-5505.

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