Insect Pests, Gardening & Pests, Lawn & Garden

Tree Fruit Pest Identification and Monitoring Cards

Carry these pocket-sized laminated cards in the field to identify and monitor major insect and mite pests and several important diseases.

Publication Number:: 3426

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Vegetable Pest Identification for Gardens and Small Farms

Based on the bestselling Pests of the Garden and Small Farm these handy cards will put the answers to your pest problems in the palm of your hand.

Publication Number:: 3553

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Vine Mealybug: What You Should Know

Vine mealybug (VMB), a vineyard pest throughout the world, damages grape foliage and fruit, rendering the fruit unmarketable. This publication helps you identify and control VMB in California vineyards.

Publication Number:: 8152

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Vineyard Pest Identification and Monitoring Cards

Keep your vineyard healthy by staying on top of pest activity with this set of 50 sturdy, pocket-size laminated cards. This is the perfect quick reference to identifying and monitoring vineyard diseases and pests.

Publication Number:: 3532

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Walnut Husk Fly: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

The primary damage from the husk fly is staining of the nutshell; a problem in commercial orchards where nuts are grown for in-shell sale, but it can be tolerated in backyard situations. An early-season infestation may result in shriveled, moldy kernels.

Publication Number:: 7430

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Whiteflies: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

Whiteflies are tiny, sap-sucking insects that may become abundant in vegetable and ornamental plantings, especially during warm weather. Large populations of whiteflies can cause leaves to turn yellow, appear dry, or fall off.

Publication Number:: 7401

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Windscorpion: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

The windscorpion is a predatory creature related to spiders. Other names used for it include camel spider and sunspider, but it is neither a spider nor a scorpion. It is common from the arid southwest to California’s San Joaquin Valley.

Publication Number:: 7495

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Wood Wasps and Horntails: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

The common names wood wasp and horntail are used to describe several kinds of wood-boring insects. Of greatest human interest are the large, nonstinging wasps that normally are attracted to and complete their life cycles in dead or dying conifer trees.

Publication Number:: 7407

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Wood-Boring Beetles in Homes: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

Three families of beetles have species of wood borers that invade and damage structural and decorative wood and furniture. These families are the powderpost beetles, deathwatch beetles, and false powderpost beetles.

Publication Number:: 7418

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Yellowjackets and Other Social Wasps: Pest Notes for Home and Landscape

One of the most troublesome of the social wasps is the yellowjacket. Yellowjackets, especially ground- and cavity-nesting ones such as the western yellowjacket, tend to defend their nests vigorously when disturbed.

Publication Number:: 7450

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Zoropsis spinimana, A Mediterranean Spider in California: Pest Notes for Home...

Zoropsis spiders have been in the San Francisco Bay Area since the mid-1990s. With a body up to 5/8 inch long and a leg span of up to 1 1/4 inches, this harmless hunting spider can be confused with the wolf spider. Learn to know the difference.

Publication Number:: 74143

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