Perimeter and measures to combat Anoplophora Glabripennis in the Upper Rhine in 2012

The Asian Capricorn is a large insect (between 2.5 and 4 cm long). It can cause very large damage to hardwood trees. This beetle can kill a healthy tree in a few years. Its larva lives only on the inside of the standing wood. Larvae throw sawdust into the fork of trees. The hole d' emergence of adult insects is perfectly round (10 to 15 mm in diameter) and is located on the branches or trunk, most often in height. Laying incisions are most often conical in shape, dug at the help of mandibles in the branches bark. In the spring there are sap flows. The fight against Anoplophora Glabripennis is mandatory on the national territory (Ministerial Decree of 28/05/2003). Measures to eradicate this harmful insect should be implemented. A perimeter of 1 000 m radius is set up by the Regional Service of Food (SRAL) of DRAAF Alsace around catch points. This surveillance perimeter has a duration of 4 years and will be considered free if no new catch does not occur during this period. __Origin__ This JDD was created on the perimeter of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region during the heritage harmonisation project in July 2016. It is produced from the assembly of data from the 3 former regions Aquitaine, Limousin and Poitou-Charentes. ATTENTION: this dataset is not complete on the Nouvelle-Aquitaine perimeter, it concerns the former Aquitaine region. Perimeter of the municipalities of the BDTopo containing one or more prior catchment points __Partner organisations__ DRAAF Alsace [See this page on geo.data.gouv.fr](https://geo.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/99f4120cc9765ab0135aa4d90b8b87f65a7564c6)