[APWG] WEBINAR: VERTICILLIUM NONALALFAE as a biological control agent for Tree of Heaven (Oct 7, 1pm ET)
De Angelis, Patricia
patricia_deangelis at fws.gov
Mon Sep 14 07:52:21 CDT 2020
What will you learn?
Tree of Heaven is common throughout the much of the eastern U.S. This rapidly-growing tree can reach heights of 80’, and can quickly dominate plant communities. The biological control of Tree of Heaven has been a topic of interest since the discovery of a destructive naturally occurring Verticillium wilt disease of Tree of Heaven in 2002. The pathogen VERTICILLIUM NONALALFAE is currently being studied as a potential biological control agent of Tree of Heaven.
Speaker:
Dr. Matt Kasson - Assistant Professor, Plant Pathology, WVU
This webinar is presented via Cisco Webex. No pre-registration required.
More information:
http://www.forestrywebinars.net/webinars/verticillium-nonalfalfae-as-a-biological-control-agent-for-tree-of-heaven
This webinar is presented by Southern Regional Extension Forestry.
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