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Close Up of a Tree Branch Infested with Wood-boring Insects and Larvae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree branch and boring by insects. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wood-boring beetle holes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jewel beetle, Metallic wood-boring beetle (Anthaxia nitidula), sitting on a flower of apple tree. Pest in orchards Royalty Free Stock Photo

The trunk of a mango tree that has been killed by termites is a place for other plants to live by attaching themselves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jewel beetle, Metallic wood-boring beetle (Anthaxia nitidula) and Raspberry Beetle (Byturus tomentosus). Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woody debris of a dead fallen tree with visible decomposing tissue, marks of wood-boring insects and moss and leaves Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woody debris of a dead fallen tree with visible structures of its decomposing tissue with marks of wood-boring insects Royalty Free Stock Photo

Many insects feed and make their homes in the bark trunks and branches of shade trees and shrubs in India or other countries. Insect borers belong to several different insect groups including a variety of beetles moths and horntail wasps. Most insect borers are attracted to weakened damaged dying or dead plants.