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Challenges and Solutions for the Floriculture and Nursery Industry's Exotic Pest Crisis

Tuesday, April 5, 2016: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM
Marlin (Pacific Beach Hotel)
Organizers:
Arnold Hara
James A. Bethke


8:00 AM
101
New challenges to ornamental plant production in San Diego County California
James A. Bethke, University of California Cooperative Extension
8:20 AM
102
Assessing the risk posed by California nurseries in contributing to Asian citrus psyllid spread
Matthew P Daugherty, University of California Riverside
8:40 AM
103
Getting a bigger hammer: Impacts of mandated pesticides
Cheryl A. Wilen, University of California Statewide IPM Program
9:00 AM
104
Light brown apple moth in California: Challenges for nursery operators
SA Tjosvold, University of California Cooperative Extension
9:20 AM
105
Biology and management tactics for the polyphagous shot hole borer in nursery and landscape
Timothy D. Paine, University of California
9:40 AM
106
Challenges of the painted bug (bagrada bug)
Darcy Reed, University of California Riverside ; Thomas M. Perring, University of California
10:00 AM
Break
10:20 AM
107
The floriculture and nursery industry’s struggle with invasive species
Daniel Klittich, University of California ; Michael P. Parrella, University of California
10:40 AM
108
SANC: Promoting a harmonized, risk-based systems approach to nursery certification
Helmuth Rogg, Oregon Department of Agriculture
11:00 AM
109
Waterloo: Is the battle against western flower thrips lost?
Raymond Cloyd, Kansas State University
11:20 AM
110
Development IPM compatible chemical control alternatives for floriculture and nursery
Carlos Bogran, OHP Inc
11:40 AM
111
Clove bud oil as a novel tool for managing Cornu aspersum (Gastropoda: Helicidae:) in potted plants
Rory J. McDonnell, University of California Riverside
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