Boxelder, Acer negundo, is the most widely spread of all North American Maple species. It is native to the lower 48 United States as well as all of Canada- with the exception of the Yukon Territory and Nunavut. It is typically found growing in river bottoms in heavy, wet, sometimes submerged soil.
Hemiptera is the order to which the boxelder bug belongs.
Specifically, the hallmark characteristic of hemipterans is their proboscis. The proboscis serves to pierce tissues and remove liquids. The bodypart and the function will be evidenced in the boxelder bug's (Boisea trivittata) feeding upon seed-bearing ash (Fraxinusspp) and maple (Acer spp) trees.
The box elder is the only tree in the maple (acer) genus that has clusters of 3. All other maples have clusters of 5 leaves. The box elder Acer negundo is a native of North America . The leaves are pinnate with 3 to 5, sometimes 7 to 9 leaflets . So it could still be a box elder.
Short. Very short. Most die long before they reach 100 years old.
Probably birch.
The division of trees into hardwood and softwood by a botanic measure is misleading. e.g. balsa is a hardwood! This old style division is in fact based on the seed reproduction - flowering or coniferous. A better descriptor is angiosperm or gymnosperm. Gymnosperm have 'naked' seeds - your conifers. And directly to your question, as a flowering tree, box elder is an angiosperm - or hardwood in the obsolete naming.
at the bottom of the tree.
Box Elder (Bug and Tree) I went to Box Elder High School. :-)
no they will not kill trees because i had a tree with box elder bugs and our tree didn't die but there is something that you purchase on the internet and it kills them it's called corana something lik that
The box elder tree is not named after the box elder bug. The trees in question (Acer negundo) receive their name from the similarity of their white wood to that of a boxwood and of their pinnately compound foliage to that of an elder. The name-saking serves the other way around, with the insects in question (Boisea trivittata) being linked with their favorite food source.
in most cases a elder tree hasn't lived past 100 years old
My research indicates that there is no such thing as a "box elder virus". There is a box elder bug, so named because it is attracted to the box elder tree. In normal concentrations, it poses no danger to the tree, its wood or to human health. It is simply a nuisance. http://www.entomology.cornell.edu/public/IthacaCampus/ExtOutreach/DiagnosticLab/Factsheets/Boxelder.html
The box elder is the only tree in the maple (acer) genus that has clusters of 3. All other maples have clusters of 5 leaves. The box elder Acer negundo is a native of North America . The leaves are pinnate with 3 to 5, sometimes 7 to 9 leaflets . So it could still be a box elder.
sort of, very different to ours
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the bugs are called box elder bugs you cannot totally get rid of them unless you get rid of the box elder tree or trees, but you can control them by spraying them with soap and water.
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