[PCA] WEBINAR: Crapemyrtle bark scale: biology, monitoring, and management; March 4, 1pm ET
De Angelis, Patricia
patricia_deangelis at fws.gov
Wed Jan 29 17:03:15 CST 2020
Duration: 1 hour
What will you learn?
Crapemyrtle bark scale is a relatively new invasive sucking insect pest, first officially reported on crape myrtles just north of Dallas, TX in 2004. Since then, crapemyrtle bark scale has spread to13 states throughout the southeastern U.S. and has been found on additional host plants. Crapemyrtle bark scale infestations are characterized by white or gray waxy secretions on stems, large twigs and trunks, but rarely on foliage. Infestations don't usually kill the plants, but reduce plant vigor and cause aesthetic damage. Because scales produce honeydew, black sooty mold is often associated with heavy infestations as well. Management includes mechanical, chemical and biological control options.
Presenter:
Dr. Erfan K. Vafaie - Extension Program Specialist II, Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center
No pre-registration required.
**This webinar uses Cisco Webex.
Details:
http://www.forestrywebinars.net/webinars/crapemyrtle-bark-scale-biology-monitoring-and-management?sr=wp~mkt-whenPub
Webinar presented by Southern Regional Extension Forestry
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