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Update to 'Free App to Help 'Save Our Citrus'
Linda Haque, a UC Master Gardener from Ventura County, wrote me to suggest our readers try the 'highly informative, easy to navigate site from Beth Grafton-Cardwell, Ph.D, one of the main UC entomologists in the public educational...
FREE App to help 'Save Our Citrus'
Help save California citrus by identifying and reporting the four leading citrus diseases: citrus greening, citrus black spot, citrus canker, and sweet orange scab using the free app from the United States Department of Agriculture...
Invasive species... What can be done?
Summer—it's a time for swimming, BBQs, camping, and eating invasive species Last week during California Invasive Species Action Week (June 2 – June 10), we highlighted several pests, but there are many more invasive species out...
Slow but destructive - the Italian White Snail
Authors: Tunyalee Martin and Cheryl Wilen Italian White Snail Slowly Becoming an Invasive Pest (Again) Sometimes an invasive pest takes a while to become invasive. The Invasive Species Council of California defines an invasive...
Invasive species…not very a-peel-ing Tunyalee Martin – UC Statewide IPM Program
Citrus plants can be hosts for invasive pests. Knowing what pests are invasive and how to avoid them is an important part of nursery production. If you work in a citrus nursery, you play an important role in looking for invasive pests and...
