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1. What pest causes early defoliation to a winged euonymus? (also called : burning bush)
2. Horned oak gall is in fact a disease and not an insect.
3. Your magnolia is swarming with bees but no hives are present. What insect is attracting these vigorous feeders?
4. Azalea are often fed upon by this leaf sucker.
5. You woke up, went outside and noticed notches in the leaves of your rhododendron. Who causes this damage?
6. A locust tree's little leaves are severely damaged by this little insect.
7. The small white bumps on your grandmother's variegated euonymus seem to be sucking the life out of an otherwise healthy plant. What are these bumps?
8. What insect tunnels within holly leaves, leaving lesions on the surface?
9. A severe mite infestation on an arborvitae shrub has what type of outward appearance?
10. This insect chews oak leaves so badly, they are reduced to mere veins.
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