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The text outlines the life cycle and behavior of the Emerald Ash Borer, an insect that primarily affects ash trees. The adult beetles are capable of flight and are particularly attracted to warmth and sunlight.

Character

por samuli narhi

OTD - Chapter 11 Org. Transformation

por Sander van der Kolk

CM - Chapter 3 - Why organizations change

por Sander van der Kolk

Walmart

por Nikhil Surroch

Ash Tree

Human Help

Cuttings

Transplanting

Natural

Long Germination

Self propagating

Growing

Nutrients

Water

Carbon Dioxide

Roots

Casparian Strip

Cortex

Xylem

Phloem

Endodermis

Pericycle

Root Hair

Epidermis

Trunk

Annual-growth ring

Ray Cells

Bark

Periderm

Cork

Cork Cambium

Living Phloem

Liber

Vascular Cambium

Sapwood

Heartwood

Crown

Branch

Twigs

Scars

Lenticel

Buds

Axillary

Terminal

Leaves

Petiole

Lamina

Vien

Margin

Midrib

Tip

Stems

Pith

4-LS1

The text outlines the life cycle and behavior of the Emerald Ash Borer, an insect that primarily affects ash trees. The adult beetles are capable of flight and are particularly attracted to warmth and sunlight.

Character

OTD - Chapter 11 Org. Transformation

CM - Chapter 3 - Why organizations change

Walmart

Ash Tree

Human Help

Cuttings

Transplanting

Natural

Long Germination

Self propagating

Growing

Nutrients

Water

Carbon Dioxide

Roots

Casparian Strip

Cortex

Xylem

Phloem

Endodermis

Pericycle

Root Hair

Epidermis

Trunk

Annual-growth ring

Ray Cells

Bark

Vascular Cambium

Sapwood

Heartwood

Crown

Branch

Twigs

Leaves

Stems

Emerald Ash Borer

Reproduction

Lays eggs

Males

1 month life

Females

2 month life

55-150 eggs

Behavior

Like warmth/sun

Eat ash leaves as adults

Capable of Flight when out of tree

D-Shaped exit holes

Only like Ash trees

Survival

Tunnel

Eat on Phoelm

Live in the cambial region

Flight

Wood

Larvae feed on the inner bark

Growth

Adult

Tergite

Pygidium

Antenna

Abdomen

Thorax

Pronotum

Elytra

Pupae

Metamorphosis

Larvae

Grub

Eggs

Shell

Mating

Female

Male

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