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Pest Identification Presentations
  • Aug 2019
    Blister Beetles – A Challenge for Arizona’s Growers
    Presentation (PDF, 781KB)
    Authors: W. Eugene Hall, Peter C. Ellsworth, Leif Abrell, Naomi Pier, Duarte Diaz
    Location Presented: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Conference, Tucson, AZ August 2019
  • Mar 2010
    The Bagrada Bug, a New Invasive Pest of Cole Crops
    Presentation (PDF, 1.78MB)
    Authors: John Palumbo
    Location Presented: Yuma Ag Center
  • Jan 2008
    Turfgrass Insect Pests IPM
    Presentation (PDF, 1.73MB)
    Authors: Kai Umeda and Gabriel Towers
  • Jan 2008
    Weed Identification and Control
    Presentation (PDF, 2.4MB)
    Authors: Kelly Young
    Location Presented: Maricopa County
  • Oct 2007
    Weed Identification and Proper Herbicide Selection
    Presentation (PDF, 5.64MB)
    Authors: Kai Umeda
  • Jan 2006
    Plant Bugs (Lygus spp.)
    Presentation (PDF, 1.2 MB)
    Authors: Ellsworth, P.
    Location Presented: Presented at Producer's Conference of the Beltwide Cotton Conferences, San Antonio, TX.

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Pest Identification Publications
  • Jun 2019
    Biology and Management of Thrips
    Publication (PDF, 2.9MB)
    Authors: Shimat V. Joseph, Kris Braman, Will Hudson, and Shakunthala Nair
    Thrips are tiny, cigar-shaped insects belonging to the order Thysanoptera, whose name refers to the fringed wings of insects in this order. About 5000 species of thrips are known, and many cause damage to cultivated plants by feeding or vectoring plant diseases. Some thrips are predatory. This document relays information about thrips.
  • May 2019
    Blister Beetle Basics
    Publication (PDF, 4.71MB)
    Authors: W. Eugene Hall, Naomi Pier, and Peter C. Ellsworth
    A guide to recognizing Arizona’s diverse blister beetles and how to distinguish them from other similar beetle species.
  • May 2019
    Blister Beetles in Food?
    Publication (PDF, 7 MB)
    Authors: W. Eugene Hall, Lydia M. Brown, Naomi Pier, and Peter C. Ellsworth
    Blister beetles produce a toxic compound called cantharidin, which can be lethal to horses and unpleasant to humans and other animals. This publication provides guidelines to help growers avoid blister beetle contamination.
  • Apr 2019
    Lettuce Aphid on Late Season Produce - 2019
    Publication (PDF, 1.1MB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect. Very little has been reported about Lettuce Aphids under desert conditions.
  • Mar 2019
    Foxglove Aphids on Desert Produce 2019
    Publication (PDF, 371KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect.
  • Mar 2019
    Arizona Kissing Bugs
    Publication (PDF, 1.3MB)
    Authors: Shujuan Li, Dawn H. Gouge, Shakunthala Nair, Alfred J. Fournier, and W. Eugene Hall
    Kissing bugs are true bugs in the insect Order Hemiptera, in the Family Reduviidae. Reduviids as a family, are sometimes called assassin bugs because most members of this family are predators of other arthropods and are in fact beneficial to humans. Kissing bugs are an exception, and are blood-feeding parasites that feed on a wide variety of domestic, wild animals, and occasionally humans. Kissing bugs are also known as conenose bugs, Triatomine bugs, Mexican bed bugs, and Wallapai tigers. Kissing bugs get their name because they often bite sleeping human victims on the face. Although kissing bugs are in the same insect order as bed bugs and both feed on blood, they have different life histories.
  • Feb 2018
    Foxglove Aphids on Desert Produce 2018
    Publication (PDF, 360KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect.
  • Oct 2017
    Aphid Identification on Desert Lettuce
    Publication (PDF, 1.68MB)
    This documents contains an in depth guide to identifying Aphids most commonly found in Arizona produce. There are many images present to aid in identification. Aphid types include: Lettuce Aphid, Foxglove Aphid, Green peach Aphid, and Potato Aphid.
  • Mar 2017
    Liriomyza Leafminer Management on Desert Melons
    Publication (PDF, 371KB)
    Vegetable Leafminer, and American Serpentine Leafminer pests are often mistaken for one another. They attack a wide range of over 50 host crops. This article describes their economic damage, their development, and ways to help manage their population. Pictures are also added to aid in identification.
  • Feb 2017
    Seed Corn Maggot in Spring Melons 2017
    Publication (PDF, 397KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article gives a description of the seed corn maggot, which commonly attacks the seeds of spring melons. The type of damage that often occurs is described, along with several management tips to help reduce the population and risk from these maggots.
  • Jan 2017
    Foxglove Aphids on Desert Produce 2017
    Publication (PDF, 536KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect.
  • Nov 2016
    Aphid Identification on Desert Lettuce 2016
    Publication (PDF, 1.68MB)
    This documents contains an in depth guide to identifying Aphids most commonly found in Arizona produce. There are many images present to aid in identification. Aphid types include: Lettuce Aphid, Foxglove Aphid, Green peach Aphid, and Potato Aphid.
  • Jan 2016
    Seed Corn Maggot in Spring Melons 2016
    Publication (PDF, 397KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article gives a description of the seed corn maggot, which commonly attacks the seeds of spring melons. The type of damage that often occurs is described, along with several management tips to help reduce the population and risk from these maggots.
  • Nov 2015
    Aphid Identification on Desert Lettuce 2015
    Publication (PDF, 1.68MB)
    This documents contains an in depth guide to identifying Aphids most commonly found in Arizona produce. There are many images present to aid in identification. Aphid types include: Lettuce Aphid, Foxglove Aphid, Green peach Aphid, and Potato Aphid.
  • Jul 2015
    Preparing Your School IPM Plan – July 2015
    Publication (PDF, 2.09MB)
    Featuring School IPM Plan and Giant Mesquite Bugs. Resources for preparing your School IPM plan are given. Giant Mesquite Bugs are impressively sized bugs, but pose no significant risk to humans or plants. They do not have a venomous bite or sting.
  • Feb 2015
    Foxglove Aphids on Desert Produce 2015
    Publication (PDF, 1.07MB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect.
  • Nov 2014
    Aphid Identification in Produce
    Publication (PDF, 1.0MB)
    This documents contains an in depth guide to identifying Aphids most commonly found in Arizona produce. There are many images present to aid in identification. Aphid types include: Lettuce Aphid, Foxglove Aphid, Green peach Aphid, and Potato Aphid.
  • Oct 2013
    Aphid Identification on Desert Lettuce 2013
    Publication (PDF, 221KB)
    This documents contains an in depth guide to identifying Aphids most commonly found in Arizona produce. There are many images present to aid in identification. Aphid types include: Lettuce Aphid, Foxglove Aphid, Green peach Aphid, and Potato Aphid.
  • Mar 2012
    Lettuce Aphid on Late Season Produce 2012
    Publication (PDF, 336KB )
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article describes the Lettuce Aphid. It covers it's physical description, economic damage, insecticidal control, and methods for identifying this insect. Very little has been reported about Lettuce Aphids under desert conditions.
  • Jan 2012
    Seed Corn Maggot 2012
    Publication (PDF, 501KB)
    Authors: John C. Palumbo
    This article gives a description of the seed corn maggot, which commonly attacks the seeds of spring melons. The type of damage that often occurs is described, along with several management tips to help reduce the population and risk from these maggots.
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Pest Identification Shorts
  • Jul 2020
    Protegiendo sus bandadas de aves de corral de los parásitos externos – ácaros y piojos (PDF, 1 MB)
    This publication is the Spanish-language translation of the IPM Short, Protecting your Flocks from External Parasites - Mites and Lice.
  • Jul 2020
    Mistaken Identity: The Cicada Killer Wasp and the Asian Giant Hornet (PDF, 4 MB)
    Cicada killer wasps, known for capturing cicadas to feed their young, pose no threat to humans, but can sometimes be confused with the Asian giant hornet that has become an invasive species found in North America including Washington State and British Columbia.
  • Jul 2020
    Protecting Your Flocks from External Parasites – Mites and Lice (PDF, 2 MB)

    External parasites, such as mites and poultry lice, are common pests on birds, especially in backyard chickens. They feed on the blood and bite skin, feathers, or scales of the bird. A heavy infestation of these pests can result in poor poultry health, reduced growth and egg production, and sometimes can even cause bird deaths. This article provides basic information on how to recognize the signs and symptoms of an infestation, and how to effectively treat infested birds.

  • Jul 2020
    Keeping rodents away from sensitive environments through landscape management and IPM (PDF, 4 MB)
    This article describes how to manage rodents effectively and still have a beautiful landscape through IPM. 
  • Jul 2020
    Cotton Insecticide Use Guide - Knowing and Balancing Risks (PDF, 1 MB)

    Many factors must be considered when choosing an insecticide, such as cost, efficacy, risk of resistance, and safety to non-target organisms. This Cotton Insecticide Use Guide summarizes the diverse risks of insecticides used to control three pests, helping you make well informed pest management decisions.


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