Not just stone fruit Clark, See below post They will attack a lot of things. I have had them in prior years to a degree, but they were worse this year, and have killed trees that normally are pretty carfree, The really hit figs and Pomegranates hard in years prior and did this year as well, They have attacked 3 of my Pawpaw this year, but I noticed one is sprouting a shoot low on trunk, so maybe some hope. The killed another Shangri La Mullbery this year They killed one last year and I mean even the roots. They have killed all my 4 cultivar apricots over the last couple year only rootstock came back. This year they hit my Blake’s Pride Euro pear and Shinseiki Asian pear and thought they were lost but the Shinseiki releafed and it looks like the Blake’s Pride might at least from above graft. They seem to hit right after things are leafing out and the foliage all wilts. They might have hit other things as well, that I didn’t notice and didn’t wilt I know I saw them on an apple but not a lot of holes. I have not noticed their frass on persimmons but lost a couple that sure acted like it was but I never spotted a bore hole. If a rain comes or even a strong wind much of the Sawdust toothpick like extrusions gets wiped away and harder to notice. I have lost a couple plums, they were on my Montmorency Cherry but they never wilted just looking weak. I am going to really try spray for them next year on trunk, timing can be tough but reading it seems after they are in the tree treatment is limited.
The trees in the pic are 5-6 foot and healthy and fruiting strong last year as single trunk trees, Not mowing around as you can kind of see in 2nd pic most have all kinds of suckers coming from roots noe that the main trunk is dead. They should be true to type as these are not grafted.
