Medias

Media Articles

Jul 2017

Reasons Are Plentiful for Whacking Those Weeds

Authors: Faith Schwartz
Oct 2018

Local victories vs. cotton pests are shared around the world

Authors: Mark Cowling
Apr 2016

Photosynthesis Inhibitors Karmex Weed Science Lab Yuma AZ

Authors: Marco Pena
Oct 2016

Lace Bug

Authors: Marco Pena
Aug 2019

Nematode in a water sample at the University of Arizona Yuma Agricultural Center

Authors: Marco Pena
Jul 2012

Basic Structure of a Cotton Plant

Authors: Mostafa A.M., N. Randy
Sep 2018

Harvester Ants

Authors: Shaku
Oct 2018

After 100 Years, Victory Declared Over a Really Bad Bug

Authors: Julie Murphree
Dec 2018

How Arizona scientists and farmers banished the pink bollworm from the Southwest

Authors: Mikayla Mace
Oct 2015

The Buzz on Research

Authors: Jennifer Hijazi, Joshua Montijo, Eric Rawdin
Sep 2014

He Knows What's Bugging Ya

Authors: Dan Desrochers
Sep 2016

Introducing The Beetles and Their Manager

Authors: Robin Tricoles
Sep 2017

Episode 95: The UA Home of Millions of Insect Specimens

Authors: AZPM Staff
Jul 2016

Bright Green Beetle Makes A Sonoran Desert Appearance

Authors: Tony Paniagua
Jul 2017

Out of the Treetops: Giant Mesquite Bugs Flee Tucson's Oppresive Heat

Authors: Doug Kreutz
Jun 2015

Is The Heat Bugging You?

Authors: Gene Hall
May 2019

Here's Why Clusters of These Tiny Bugs Are All Around Tucson Right Now

Authors: Gloria Knott
Jun 2017

Cicadas Are The Buzzing Harbingers of Summer

Authors: Doug Kreutz
Jun 2017

Cicadas Soundtrack Arrival of Summer, Monsoon In Arizona

Authors: Sara Hammond
Jul 2017

Episode 89: That Buzzing Noise You Hear

Authors: AZPM Staff

Media Videos

Oct 2015

The Buzz on Research

UA entomologists help educate the public on insect-related issues through outreach and research. The Pima Country Cooperative Extension and UA Insect Collections work together to educate and overcome stigmas about the bugs that inhabit our Sonoran desert landscape.

Authors: Jennifer Hijazi, Joshua Montijo, Eric Rawdin

Source Name: Arizona Public Media

Jun 2015

Is The Heat Bugging You?

The giant mesquite bug lives and feeds in the top of the mesquite tree but moves toward the base of the tree as temperatures rise. The bugs are harmless to plants and people. They don't bite people because their mouthparts are designed for feeding on the mesquites.

Authors: Gene Hall

Source Name: University of Arizona: Univeristy Relations Communications

Source URL: https://uanews.arizona.edu/

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