Test PB Collection: FTE

UC Agriculture and Natural Resources scientists based at UC Riverside are honing in on odors that might lure Asian citrus psyllids into traps, and other odors that will keep them away from citrus trees, reported Mark Muckenfuss in the Riverside Press-Enterprise.

If you see a white cabbage butterfly fluttering by you, net it. The Pieris Project wants it.

Edema may be caused by any agent that stimulates an abnormal increase in the size and number of a group of inner cells.

The King Fire is out, but it leaves us with alot to ponder. It started September 13 and quickly jumped on a northward run through National Forest and private forestlands. At the end, it burned 97,717 acres. 12 houses and several other minor structures were lost.

Good news for the honey bees! And none too soon. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack announced today (Oct.

For the past couple of years, an important postemergence herbicide active ingredient, glufosinate-ammonium, used in orchards and vineyards has been in pretty short supply (see my earlier post about Rely 280 scarcity).

Conference Announcement: California Weed Science Society...

Hello World! There are several GIS classes to chose from in the spring.

Fall Fruit Tree Workshop and Nature Walk November 1, 10-noon Davis Ranches See flyer for details Do you like to garden? Do you like to volunteer? Deadline to become a UCCE Master Gardener of Colusa County is November 7. 2015 UCCE Master Gardener of Colusa County calendar is now available.

Medical entomologist Anthony Anton Cornel knows his mosquitoes--and a few snakes, too. When he was doing research in Brazil in September, he draped a snake around his neck and posed for the camera. His favorite research subjects, though, are mosquitoes.