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This document provides detailed information about the hickory shuckworm, including its distribution, description, life cycle, damage caused to pecans, and control methods for managing infestations.

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How to fill out Hickory Shuckworm

1. Obtain a clean sample container for collecting Hickory Shuckworm.
2. Identify the infested hickory trees by looking for the characteristic damage signs.
3. Carefully collect the larvae or affected nuts from the infested areas.
4. Label the container with the collection date and location for reference.
5. Fill out any required documentation or forms with relevant details about the collection.
6. Submit the sample to the designated laboratory or pest management professional for analysis.

Who needs Hickory Shuckworm?

1. Farmers and orchard owners who cultivate hickory trees and are concerned about pest infestations.
2. Agricultural extension agents and pest management professionals who provide advice on controlling pests.
3. Researchers studying the life cycle and impact of Hickory Shuckworm on hickory crops.
4. Environmental agencies monitoring and managing pests in natural habitats.

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How do worms get in hickory nuts?

The most common are closely related weevils collectively referred to as “nut weevils." Nut weevils attack the developing nuts on the tree during mid summer. The female adult weevil lays her eggs inside the immature nuts. The egg hatches into a creamy white, grub-like larva that feeds inside the nut until fall.

What are the white worms in hickory nuts?

Hickory Shuckworm (Cydia caryana) These larvae are white with a light brown head. They may be up to 3/8 inch long. They tunnel in young nuts destroying the interior. Later in the season, as the nuts harden, they tunnel in the shucks, preventing the kernels from developing properly.

What are the little white worms that eat wood?

The woodworm larval stage feeds on timber and leave tiny holes on the wood's surface. Woodworms are off-white or yellow in colour with a small brown head. They use black pincers on their heads to bore into timber.

What kind of worms live in nuts?

The navel orangeworm feeds on a variety of fruits and nuts and is the most damaging caterpillar in pistachio. Almonds, figs, pomegranates, and walnuts are also major hosts. The pistachio nut is susceptible to infestation as soon as hull split occurs.

Why don't we eat hickory nuts?

There's no poisonous hickory nuts and all are safe to eat, but bitternut hickory is unpalatably bitter.

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What is Hickory Shuckworm?

Hickory Shuckworm is a pest that primarily affects hickory trees and other related species, causing damage to the nuts and reducing their quality and yield.

Who is required to file Hickory Shuckworm?

Individuals or entities engaged in the cultivation, harvesting, or processing of hickory nuts may be required to file reports related to Hickory Shuckworm to monitor and manage its impact.

How to fill out Hickory Shuckworm?

To fill out the Hickory Shuckworm report, individuals need to provide specific details on their hickory nut production, including the extent of infestation, management practices used, and any observations related to pest presence.

What is the purpose of Hickory Shuckworm?

The purpose of addressing Hickory Shuckworm is to control its population, protect hickory nut crops, and ensure the sustainability of hickory tree resources in affected areas.

What information must be reported on Hickory Shuckworm?

The report should include information such as the date of observation, the number of affected trees, signs of infestation, management practices implemented, and any treatments applied to mitigate the pest.