Test PB Collection: FTE

If you find the Asian citrus psyllid, you should check the Distribution of ACP in California tab to determine if the psyllid and its parasites (Tamarixia) have been found in your area.

This zoomable map allows the user to see where and how often the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) has been trapped since 2008 at the section level (one mile square).

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Residual Activity of Insecticides Psyllid adults fly into orchards from neighboring areas, and the eggs and nymphs are tucked inside newly forming leaves that are difficult to reach with insecticides. In addition, those new leaves are growing rapidly and often outgrow the insecticides.

The strategy for all regions is to minimize the number of extra pesticide treatments applied for ACP in order to preserve IPM programs for other pests and reduce the risk of resistance developing. Ventura area-wide program: ACP is well established in Ventura County.

The strategy for all regions is to minimize the number of extra pesticide treatments applied for ACP in order to preserve IPM programs for other pests and reduce the risk of resistance developing. San Diego area-wide program: ACP is well established in San Diego County.

The strategy for all regions is to minimize the number of extra pesticide treatments applied for ACP in order to preserve IPM programs for other pests and reduce the risk of resistance developing.

The strategy for all regions is to minimize the number of extra pesticide treatments applied for ACP in order to preserve IPM programs for other pests and reduce the risk of resistance developing. Coachella/Imperial area-wide program: ACP is established in the Coachella and Imperial Valleys.

The strategy for all regions is to minimize the number of extra pesticide treatments applied for ACP in order to preserve IPM programs for other pests and reduce the risk of resistance developing. San Joaquin Valley ACP eradication program: ACP is not well-established in the San Joaquin Valley.

Responses to questions that UC researchers have asked OPIC at trainings, via email or over the phone.