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Ed Fredrickson, Thunder Road Resources Brian Lindstrand, Sierra Pacific Industries Jianwei Zhang, US Forest Service Mark Kimsey, University of Idaho Click here to download the membership agreement: SCIFMRC membership agreement California Department of Forestry & Fire Protection Jason Poburko (530) 2...
Sierra Cascade Intensive Management Cooperative: From Research to Education, DiTomaso, 23rd Forest Vegetation Management Conference 2002 Overview of Sierra Cascade Intensive Forest Management Research Cooperative, Fiddler, 25th Forest Vegetation Management Conference 2004 Fourteen Years of Forestry...
NEW Cell phone app - How close is HLB to my home? Teach homeowners to use the phone app to find out how close HLB is to their home and encourage them to replace citrus trees with other fruit trees if they are within within 5 miles of the disease. Type ucanr.
Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Program - Citrus Insider University of California IPM Guidelines for Citrus, Asian citrus psyllid California Department of Food and Agriculture: http://www.cdfa.ca.
WEB SITES and ARTICLES UC IPM Quick Tip Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Program web site: CaliforniaCitrusThreat UCIPM: Pest note for ACP and HLB UC IPM: Quick tip for ACP and HLB VIDEOS UCR Elizabeth Grafton-Cardwell discusses the Asian citrus psyllid and HLB (2011) UC Riverside Scientists relea...
Asian citrus psyllid nymphs and adult (inset) on citrus shoot. Photo: M. Lewis, UC Riverside The Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) is widely established in both commercial and residential citrus throughout Southern California. Large-scale eradication of ACP in these environments is not feasible.
Map Use the Interactive Mapping Tool to locate your orchard and determine proximity to ACP and HLB detections as well as quarantine and treatment areas.
The Asian citrus psyllid adult is tiny - the size of an aphid. The wings are brown along the edge, with a clear gap along the back edge. The psyllid feeds with its rear end tilted up at a 45o angle, making the insect appear almost thorn-like on leaves and stems.
