Reading...
Play button
Play button
Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
17 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
CAPS
|
Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey Program, safeguard food/environment from invasive pests, USDA provides funding and scientific support, cooperative effort with public
|
|
|
CAPS goal
|
What potential pests could survive in US and be problem? Monitor for invasives. Diagnostics (plants dying of strange things, etc.)
|
|
|
CAPS historically
|
Early warning system for when pests were showing up and when to apply management
|
|
|
Pathways things get into country
|
Cut flowers/bulbs, shipping containers/crates (biggest one), movement of firewood, gyspy moth lays eggs on cars/firewood/anything
|
|
|
Most detections come from where? Example
|
Homeowners. Emerald ash borers
|
|
|
Asian longhorn beetle
|
Officially eradicated from IL, quarantine, survey for 7 years without positive find
|
|
|
Asian longhorn beetle damage
|
Larvae bore through tree, interrupt flow of nutrients
|
|
|
Asian longhorn beetle monitoring
|
Visual survey, climb any potential tree that is host and look for infestation (exit holes), pheromone panel traps hung in trees
|
|
|
Emerald ash borer
|
Can't eradicate, tunnel under bark and disrupt nutrients, quarantine
|
|
|
gypsy moth
|
Monitor, Slow the Spread program, use pheromone trapping to determine where to treat, little trap stapled to any tree or telephone pole where they might be
|
|
|
Brown marmorated stink bug
|
Huge host range, biggest problem in East, don't have a way to manage yet, causes direct damage to soy/corn/fruit/ornamentals/hardwood trees, overwinter in dry/cool place then emerge and feed on trees first then crops, traps don't work well
|
|
|
Spotted wing Drosophila
|
State-wide, common in home gardens, serrated ovipositor, apple vinegar with drop of soap in trap
|
|
|
Leps
|
Survey for lots of different types using wing traps,
|
|
|
Survey for
|
Asian gypsy moth could come on cargo, false coddling moth one of highest risk for introduction, egyptian cotton worm, chinese longhorn beetle, japanese cedar beetle, ambrosia beetles, oak pests
|
|
|
walnut twig beetle
|
Carries 1000 cankers disease, native to SW part of state, quarantine, galleries in walnut trees, funnel trap
|
|
|
1000 cankers disease
|
Leaves start flagging, 5-10 years tree dies
|
|
|
Wasps for surveillance
|
look for wasp that brings in buprestid beetles and see if they are bringing in emerald ash borer, gold spotted oak beetle, golden splendor beetle
|
