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Whence Disclaimer Who? What Which Where When Why Whoa Wacky World Words Wicked Termites? Ten years ago, this site began as just another dawn-of-the-web homepage telling you dawky facts about me and the things I do (I work with the critters). But it soon became obvious that most people weren't dropping by to offer interesting jobs (or challenging consultancies, sigh, always after a good challenge!), they just wanted fast answers to questions. So the site has grown up ~a ...

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Gypsy Moth in North America Fifth instar gypsy moth larva. (click here to see more pictures of the gypsy moth at Virginia Polytechnic and State University). The gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar, is one of North America's most devastating forest pests. The species originally evolved in Europe and Asia and has existed there for thousands of years. In either 1868 or 1869, the gypsy moth was accidentally introduced near Boston, MA by E. Leopold Trouvelot. About 10 years after this introduction, ...

Welcome to Michigan's Gypsy Moth and Exotic Forest Pests Education website. The program is administered through Michigan State University, in cooperation with the Michigan Department of Agriculture. Educational program personnel work with a variety of state and federal agencies, researchers and educators to bring information on the biology and management of a variety of forest pests. This site offers information and sources for additional materials or help. Visitors to the site also can call ( ...

The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan for the University of Michigan Grounds and Waste Management Department has a three-pronged approach which includes: Inventory of the University's woody and herbaceous plants and identification of pest problems. Monitoring of areas and organisms that have been pest problems in the past. Remediation using management tactics in the context of the particular pest and plant host. Inventory Our inventory is a database catalog of a ...

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Root Disease Management Guidebook July 1995 Authority: Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act Operational Planning Regulation Silviculture Practices Regulation Table of Contents Introduction Distribution of major root diseases Host susceptibility and symptomology Root disease and stand dynamics Management of root disease Root disease management process Landscape level hazard and risk assessment Prescription walkthrough Disease assessment and stratifica ...

The following insect pictures are from the set produced by the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service - United States Department of Agriculture joint project. The category titles refer to the CE Sheet series. Shade and Forest Insects Catalpa Sphinx Cynipid Gall on Water Oak Deodar Weevil Larva Eastern Tent Caterpillar Elm Leaf Beetle - Adult Elm Leaf Beetle - Larva Fall Webworm Damage Fall Webworm Larvae Larger Elm Leaf Beetle Locust Borer - Adult Nantu ...

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