Pink Gypsy Moth - aphis - US Department of Agriculture
Pink Gypsy Moth - aphis - US Department of Agriculture
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Table D1: Threatened and endangered plants in the conterminous U.S. that are potential hosts for<br />
Lymantria mathura.<br />
Documented/Reported Hosts<br />
Threatened and/or Endangered Plant Protected Status 1<br />
Scientific Name Common Name Federal State<br />
Salix petiolaris meadow willow OH (T)<br />
PA (E)<br />
S. planifolia diamondleaf willow ME (T)<br />
MI (T)<br />
NH (T)<br />
VT (T)<br />
WI (T)<br />
S. pyrifolia balsam willow NY (T)<br />
S. sericea silky willow AR (E)<br />
S. serissima autumn willow IL (E)<br />
IN (T)<br />
PA (T)<br />
S. sessilifolia northwest sandbar<br />
WA (T)<br />
willow<br />
S. uva-ursi bearberry willow ME (T)<br />
NY (T)<br />
VT (E)<br />
Tilia mandshurica Tilia americana var. heterophylla [= T. American basswood IL (E)<br />
heterophylla]<br />
Toxicodendron succedaneum Toxicodendron rydbergii western poison ivy OH (E)<br />
T. vernix poison sumac KY (E)<br />
Ulmus sp., U. davidiana Ulmus thomasii rock elm IL (E)<br />
NY (T)<br />
OH (T)<br />
1. E= Endangered; T=Threatened.<br />
CAPS PRA: Lymantria mathura 29
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