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- Professor, Entomology (ENTOM), College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) - 2011
My interests are focused on understanding the interactions between insect pests, their host plants and the stresses within agricultural ecosystems that affect pest and host plant fitness.
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- adult and extension education
- agricultural biotechnology
- biochemistry
- biodiversity
- biological control
- crop management or crop science
- ecology
- entomology
- evolution
- fruit and vegetable production
- horticultural sciences
- insects
- integrated crop management
- integrated pest management
- new life sciences
- organic agriculture
- pest management
- pesticide management
- plant breeding and genetics
- plant sciences
- transgenic plants
- vegetables
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research overview
- My research program is focussed on understanding the interactions between insect pests, their host plants and the stresses within agricultural ecosystems which affect pest and host plant fitness. I am also involved in developing practical pest and insecticide resistance management tactics which include an array of cultural, chemical and biological tools including insect-resistant varieties.
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keywords
- insect pest management
- insecticide resistance management
- plant defense against insects
submitted impact statement
- Managing insect pests by plant resistance and other tactics
- Management of insect pests by plant resistance integrated with other sustainable tactics
- Management of insect pests by plant resistance integrated with other sustainable tactics
- Management of Insect Pests By Plant Resistance Integrated With Other Sustainable Tactics
- Creating visually stimulating and informative pest-management instructional media
Publications
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academic article
- Multiple evolutionary origins of knockdown resistance (kdr) in pyrethroid-resistant Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata.. Pesticide Biochemistry and Physiology. 104:192-200. 2012
- Host resistance and influence of tuber surface on larval perfDogramaci, M. & W. M. Tingey. 2008. Host resistance and influence of tuber surface on larval performance of potato tuberworm (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae). Journal of Pest Science. 82. 2009
- Comparison of insecticide resistance in a North American field population and a laboratory colony of potato tuberworm (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae). Journal of Pest Science. 81:17-22. 2008
- Aspects of tuber resistance in hybrid potatoes to potato tuber worm. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 120:131-137. 2006
- Glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii Hawkes and its hybrids with S. tuberosum L. affect nymph emergence, growth, development and survival of Empoasca fabae (Harris) (Homoptera: Cicadellidae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 99:1483-1489. 2006
- Aspects of potato leafhopper (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) biology on Solanum berthaultii and other potato genotypes. Journal of Economic Entomology. 98:1704-1709. 2005
- Field evaluation of Solanum berthaultii inherited resistance to potato leafhopper (Empoasca fabae). Amer. J. Potato Res.. 81:431-441. 2004
- Mechanisms of resistance to potato leafhopper, Empoasca fabae (Harris), in potato. American Journal of Potato Research. 81:431-441. 2004
- Glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii and its hybrids with potato deter oviposition and impair growth of potato tuber moth. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 94:249-257. 2000
- Stylet penetration activities by Aphis craccivora (Homoptera: Aphididae) on plants and excised plant parts of resistant and susceptible cultivars of cowpea (Leguminosae). Ann. Entomol. Soc. Amer.. 93:133-140. 2000
- Pattern and rate of within-field dispersal and bionomics of the cowpea aphid, Aphis craccivora (Aphididae), on selected cowpea cultivars. Insect Sci. Applic.. 19:1-16. 1999
- Resistance of Solanum berthaultii Hawkes foliage to potato tuberworm, Phthorimaea operculella Zeller (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 92:497-502. 1999
- Effects of treatments for electrical penetration graph recordings on behaviour and biology of Aphis craccivora (Aphididae). Physiol. Entomol.. 22:95-101. 1997
- Interactions of fertilizer, cultivar selection, and infestation by cowpea aphid (Aphididae) on growth and yield of cowpeas. Int. J. Pest Management. 43:307-312. 1997
- Population dynamics and clonal comparisons of cowpea aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) on resistant and susceptible cowpea cultivars. Environmental Entomology. 26:250-255. 1997
- Stylet activity of cowpea aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) on leaf extracts of resistant and susceptible cowpea cultivars. Journal of Insect Behavior. 10:603-618. 1997
- Biological performance of Colorado potato beetle larvae on potato genotypes with different levels of PPO. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 22:91-101. 1996
- Impact of density of Aphis craccivora (Aphididae) on growth and yield of susceptible and resistant cowpea cultivars. Ann. Appl. Biol.. 128:185-193. 1996
- Molecular markers locate genes for resistance to the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata, in hybrid Solanum tuberosum X S. berthaultii potato progenies. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 81:141-154. 1996
- Reproductive performance and population dynamics of cowpea aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) on leaf extracts of resistant and susceptible cowpeas. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 22:1345-1354. 1996
- Influence of duration of infestation by cowpea (Aphididae) on growth and yield of resistant and susceptible cowpeas. Crop Protection. 14:533-537. 1995
- Effects of infestation by cowpea aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) on different growth stages of resistant and susceptible cowpea cultivars. Insect Sci. Appl. 15:401-410. 1994
- Glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii alter host preference of the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 70:217-225. 1994
- Influence of light level on the performance of the Colorado potato beetle on Solanum tubersoum L. and on resistance expression in S. berthaultii Hawkes. Journal of American Society of Horticultural Science. 119:915-919. 1994
- Leaf surface extracts of Solanum berthaultii Hawkes deter Colorado potato beetle feeding. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 20:991-1007. 1994
- Population growth and development of the Colorado potato beetle on NYL 235-4, a Solanum tuberosum x S. berthaultii hybrid potato clone. American Potato Journal. 71:712. 1994
- Selection response of the Colorado potato beetle for adaptation to the resistant potato, Solanum berthaultii Hawkes. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 73:101-109. 1994
- Solanum berthaultii Hawkes affects the digestive system, fat body and ovaries of the Colorado potato beetle. Am. Potato J.. 71:405-410. 1994
- Acylsugars produced by type IV trichomes of Lycopersicon pennellii (Corr.) D'Arcy deter settling of the green peach aphid, Myzus persicae (Sulzer) (Homoptera: Aphididae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 86:34-39. 1993
- Acylsugars produced by type IV trichomes of Lycopersicon pennellii deter settling of the green peach aphid, Myzus persicae. Journal of Economic Entomology. 86:34-39. 1993
- Acylsugars of Lycopersicon pennellii deter feeding and oviposition of the leafminer, Liriomyza trifolii. Rep. Tomato Genetics Coop.. 42:15-16. 1992
- Acylsugars produced by type IV trichomes of Lycopersicon pennellii condition resistance to green peach aphid, Myzus persicae. Rep. Tomato Genetics Coop. 42:34-36. 1992
- The germplasm release of NYL 235-4, a clone with resistance to the Colorado potato beetle. Am. Potato J.. 69:843-846. 1992
- Trichome-borne and artifically applied acylsugars of wild tomato deter feeding and oviposition of the leafminer, Liriomyza trifolii. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 65:65-73. 1992
- Feeding behavior and survival of Colorado potato beetle larvae on Solanum berthaultii and an F6 S. tuberosum X S. berthaultii hybrid. Am. Potato J.. 68:649-658. 1991
- Solanocardinol: a steroidal alkaloid from Solanum neocardenasii. Phytochemistry. 30:3161-3163. 1991
- Inheritance of polyphenol oxidase in type A glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii Hawkes. Journal of Heredity. 81:475-478. 1990
- Insecticide resistance in the Colorado potato beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae): influence of crop rotation and insecticide use. Journal of Economic Entomology. 83:315-319. 1990
- Sucrose esters of carboxylic acids in glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii deter settling and feeding by the green peach aphid. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 16:487-497. 1990
- Aphid deterrence by glucose esters in the glandular trichome exudate of the wild tomato, L. pennellii. Journal of Chemical Ecology. 15:2135-2147. 1989
- Glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii and resistance to the Colorado potato beetle. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 51:133-140. 1989
- Interactions at three trophic levels: Edovum puttleri Grissell (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae), the Colorado potato beetle, and insect-resistant potatoes. Canadian Entomologist, The. 121:841-851. 1989
- Feeding-behavior of potato aphid affected by glandular trichomes of wild tomato. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 48:101-107. 1988
- Host acceptance behavior of Colorado potato beetle larvae influenced by potato glandular trichomes. Physiol. Entomol.. 13:399-406. 1988
- Insect abundance in field beans altered by intercropping. Bull. Entomol. Res.. 78:527-535. 1988
- Stability of green peach aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) resistance in wild potato species. Journal of Economic Entomology. 81:361-367. 1988
- Aphid repellent sesquiterpenes in glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii and S. tuberosum. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 44:131-138. 1987
- Mechanical interaction between larvae of the Colorado potato beetle and glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii Hawkes. Am. Potato J.. 64:507-515. 1987
- Potato virus Y transmission reduced in an aphid-resistant potato species. Phytopathology. 77:819-822. 1987
- Research achievements in agricultural plant protection. New York's Food & Life Sci. Quarterly. 17:48-50. 1987
- A modified enzymic browning assay for potato glandular trichomes. Am. Potato J.. 63:553-558. 1986
- Comparative toxicity of pesticides to Edovum puttleri (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae), an egg parasitoid of the Colorado potato beetle. Journal of Economic Entomology. 79:948-951. 1986
- Glandular trichomes of Solanum neocardenasii confer resistance to the green peach aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 79:1264-1268. 1986
- Glandular trichomes of a resistant hybrid potato alter feeding behavior of the potato leafhopper (Homoptera: Cicadellidae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 79:1230-1234. 1986
- Green peach aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae): Developmental and reproductive biology on a resistant hybrid potato. Journal of Economic Entomology. 79:71-75. 1986
- Life tables for evaluating the resistance to green peach aphid on two hybrid potatoes bearing glandular pubescence. J. Nanjing Agric. Univ.. 3:34-40. 1986
- Phenolic constituents of glandular trichomes in Solanum berthaultii and S. polyadenium. Am. Potato J.. 63:473-480. 1986
- Solanum neocardenasii: A new source of potato resistance to the Colorado potato beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae). Journal of Economic Entomology. 79:1269-1275. 1986
- Colorado potato beetle resistance in Solanum berthaultii and interspecific potato hybrids. Journal of Economic Entomology. 77:576-582. 1985
- Feeding response of the green peach aphid (Homoptera: Aphididae) to potato glandular trichomes. Journal of Economic Entomology. 77:386-389. 1984
- Glycoalkaloids as pest resistance factors. Am. Potato J.. 61:157-167. 1984
- Heritability of trichome density and droplet size in potatoes and relationship to aphid resistance. Crop Science Journal. 24:320-322. 1984
- Glandular trichomes: Enzymic browning assays for improved selection of resistance to the green peach aphid. Am. Potato J.. 61:861-868. 1983
- Inheritance of glandular trichomes in crosses with Solanum berthaultii. Am. Potato J.. 60:699-708. 1983
- Predator and parasitoid interaction with aphid-resistant potatoes to reduce aphid densities: a two-year field study. Journal of Economic Entomology. 76:456-462. 1983
- Glandular pubescence, glycoalkaloid composition, and resistance to the green peach aphid, potato leafhopper, and potato fleabeetle in Solanum berthaultii. Am. Potato J.. 59:95-106. 1982
- Green peach aphid resistance by glandular trichomes in Solanum tuberosum and S. berthaultii hybrids. Am. Potato J.. 59:241-251. 1982
- Phenolic oxidase activities in the glandular trichomes on Solanum berthaultii (Hawkes). Phytochemistry. 21:1885-1887. 1982
- Defense against the green peach aphid and potato leafhopper by glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii. Journal of Economic Entomology. 74:721-725. 1981
- Glycoalkaloids of some wild tuber-bearing Solanum species. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 29:1212-1215. 1981
- Occurrence of glandular trichomes in wild Solanum species. Am. Potato J.. 58:81-83. 1981
- Evaluation of six insect pests for transmission of potato spindle tuber viroid. Am. Potato J.. 57:205-211. 1980
- Aspects of interaction between plant genotypes and biological control. Bull. Entomol. Soc. Amer.. 25:275-79. 1979
- Effect of seedling age,environmental temperature, and foliar total glycoalkaloids on resistance of five Solanum genotypes to the potato leafhopper. Environmental Entomology. 8:690-693. 1979
- Potato glycoalkaloids: Effect on survival and feeding behavior of the potato leafhopper. Journal of Economic Entomology. 72:337-341. 1979
- Feeding and mobility of the potato leafhopper impaired by glandular trichomes of Solanum berthaultii and S. polyadenium. Journal of Economic Entomology. 71:856-868. 1978
- Hooked trichomes and resistance of Phaseolus vulgaris L. to Empoasca fabae (Harris). Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata. 24:83-94. 1978
- Total foliar glycoalkaloids and resistance of wild potato species to Empoasca fabae (Harris). Amer. Potato J.. 55:577-585. 1978
- Glandless Acala cotton: more susceptible to insects. Calif. Agri.. 31:14-15. 1977
- Lygus bugs: Crop resistance and physiological nature of feeding injury. Bull. Entomol. Soc. Amer.. 23:277-287. 1977
- Green peach aphid: Magnification of field populations on potato. Journal of Economic Entomology. 69:363-364. 1976
- Hooked trichomes: A physical plant barrier to a major agricultural pest. Science. 193:482-484. 1976
- Tetraploid sources of potato resistance to Myzus persicae, Macrosiphum euphorbiae, and Empoasca fabae. Journal of Economic Entomology. 69:673-676. 1976
- Developmental biology of Oncometopia alpha. Ann. Entomol. Soc. Amer.. 68:401-403. 1975
- Developmental biology of the alfalfa seed chalcid on resistant and susceptible alfalfa clones. Journal of Economic Entomology. 68:167-168. 1975
- Glandless cotton: Susceptibility to Lygus hesperus Knight. Crop Science Journal. 15:251-253. 1975
- Leaf-feeding resistance to the European corn borer in genotypes of tropical (low-DIMBOA) and US inbred (high-DIMBOA) maize. Journal of Economic Entomology. 68:823-826. 1975
- Lygus hesperus: Growth, survival, and egg laying resistance of cotton genotypes. Journal of Economic Entomology. 68:28-30. 1975
- Alfalfa seed chalcid: Nonpreference resistance in alfalfa. Journal of Economic Entomology. 67:219-221. 1974
- Height preference of lygus bugs for oviposition on caged cotton plants. Environmental Entomology. 3:350-351. 1974
- Three methods of screening cotton for ovipositional nonpreference by lygus bugs. Journal of Economic Entomology. 66:1312-1314. 1973
- Thrips of the sagebrush-grass range community in west central Utah. J. Range Mgmt.. 25:304-308. 1972
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article
- 2008 Pesticide Update 2008
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2008
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2008
- Potato Insect Management Tips: Potato Leafhopper. 2008
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2007
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2007
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2007
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2007
- Crop UpDates: Potatoes 2007
- Crop UpDates: Tips For Managing Colorado potato beetle in 2007 2007
- Using models to identify cost-effective pest management programs that minimize groundwater pollution 1988
- Will the leafhoppers return? 1988
- Broadening the range of adaptation of andigena (Neo-Tuberosum) germplasm 1987
- Research achievements in agricultural plant protection 1987
- Leafhopper resistance of dry bean cultivars 1976
- European cornborer-resistant maize genotypes 1975
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booksection
- Insect resistance in potato: a decade of progress 1994
- Potato improvement by traditional breeding and opportunities for new technologies. Vol. 2. 1994
- Strategies for the management of insect resistance to synthetic and microbial insecticides 1994
- Broad based insect resistance from L. pennellii: Its nature and potential for pest control in tomato 1993
- Evolution and management of resistance in the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata 1992
- Potato glandular trichomes: defensive activity against insect attack 1991
- The environmental control of insects using host plant resistance. Vol. 1. 1991
- Potato glandular trichomes: A physicochemical defense mechanism against insects 1986
- Techniques for evaluating plant resistance to insects 1986
- Plant defensive mechanisms against leafhoppers 1985
- .The environmental control of insects using plant resistance. Vol. I. 1981
- Potential for plant resistance in management of arthropod pests 1981
- Environmental factors influencing the magnitude and expression of resistance 1980
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chapter
- 23.6; Insect Management - Potatoes. In: 2007 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable Production. 259-275. 2007
- 24.6; Insect Management - Potatoes. In: The Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Vegetables 2006. 324 pp. 235-251. 2006
- 24.6; Insect Management - Potatoes. In: Pest Management Guidelines for Vegetables 2005. 324 pp. 241-255. 2005
- 24.6; Insect Management - Potatoes. In: Pest Management Guidelines for Vegetables 2004. 313 pp. 238-252. 2004
- 24.6; Insect Management. Pest Management Guidelines for Vegetables 2003. 233-247. 2003
- 24.6; Insect Management. 2002 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable Production. 229-243. 2002
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 2002 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable Production. 229-243. 2001
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 2001 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable Production. 235-248. 2000
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 2000 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable Production. 219-228. 1999
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1999 Integrated Crop and Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Production. 224-237. 1998
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1997 Pest management recommendations for commercial vegetable and potato production. 129-156. 1997
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1995 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 144-170. 1995
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1994 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 67-79. 1994
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1993 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 136-162. 1993
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1992 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 129-154. 1992
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1991 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 64-76. 1991
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1990 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 67-79. 1990
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1989 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 70-80. 1989
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1988 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 63-67. 1988
- Insect control in commercial potato production. 1987 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production. 66-70. 1987
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1986 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 399-450. 1985
- Potato recommendations for New York State. Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Production. 52-63. 1984
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1985 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 387-436. 1984
- Potato recommendations for New York State. Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Production. 46-55. 1983
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1984 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 381-428. 1983
- Potato recommendations for New York State. Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Production. 45-52. 1982
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1983 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 367-412. 1982
- Breeding for arthropod resistance in vegetables. Biology and Breeding for Resistance to Arthropods and Pathogens in Agricultural Plants. 495-522. 1980
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1981 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 336-385. 1980
- Potato recommendations for New York State. Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable Production. 33-38. 1979
- Vegetable and potato insect control recommendations for New York State. 1980 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 320-375. 1979
- Vegetable and potato insect recommendations for New York State. 1979 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 18-22. 1978
- Potato flea beetle and potato leafhopper control on mineral soil-grown potatoes by foliar sprays. Insect. Acar. Tests.. 1977
- Vegetable and potato insect recommendations for New York State. 1978 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 18-22. 1977
- Vegetable and potato insect recommendations for New York State. 1977 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 18-22. 1976
- Vegetable and potato insect recommendations for New York State. 1976 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 18-22. 1975
- Vegetable and potato insect recommendations for New York State. 1975 New York State Pesticide Recommendations. 21-23. 1974
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conference paper
- Resistance in Solanum species to the Colorado potato beetle: Mechanisms, genetic resources, and potential. Proc. Symp. Colorado potato beetle, XVIIth Intern. Congress Entomol. 79-106. 1985
- Glandular trichome biochemistry and potato resistance to insects. Proc. 27th CIP Planning Conference, Integrated Pest Management for the Potato. 125-131. 1984
- Modificacion de un recurso genetics no adaptado para usar en el desarrollo de variedades de papa. Memorias. Associacion Latinoamericana de Papa. XII Reunion. 205-218. 1984
- Chemical mechanisms of potato resistance to the potato leafhopper. Proc. 2nd Eucarpia/IOBC working group breeding for resistance to insects and mites. 95-99. 1981
- Plant resistance to insects:the factors involved and how to make them work. Proc. 28th Ann. Meeting Can. Pest Management Soc. 55-62. 1981
- Survey of crop resistance to lygus bugs. Lygus Bug: Host Plant Interactions Proc. Workshop XV Int. Cong. Entomol.. 14-16. 1976
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document part
- Insect-defensive chemistry of potato glandular trichomes. 173-183. 1986
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manual
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report
- Screening potato varieties commonly grown by organic farmers for susceptibility to damage and yield reduction caused by potato leafhopper 2005
- New York germplasm evaluation and enhancement report. 243-268. 1999
- New York germplasm evaluation and enhancement report. 243-268. 1998
- New York germplasm evaluation and enhancement report. 139-141. 1997
- Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production 1996
- 1995 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production 1995
- New York germplasm evaluation and enhancement report. 164-166. 1995
- 1993 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production 1993
- 1992 Pest Management Recommendations for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production 1992
- Insecticide resistance in New York populations of the Colorado potato beetle, 1986 and 1987. 142-143. 1988
- Potato insect control: Comparative efficacy of conventional versus controlled-droplet application, 1986. 144. 1988
- Potato insect control: Comparative efficacy of oil versus water as a carrier in controlled-droplet application, 1987. 141-142. 1988
- Potato insect control, 1985: comparative efficacy of conventional vs. controlled droplet application. 159-160. 1986
- Evaluation of various cottons (Gossypium spp.) for resistance to Lygus hesperus Knight. 29. 1982
- Potato insect control by granular systematic insecticides 1978
- Irish potato: control of aphids, potato fleabeetle, potato leafhopper, and tarnished plant bug by foliar sprays 1977
- Green peach aphid and potato aphid control on muck soil-grown potatoes by soil-applied systemic insecticides. 66-67. 1976
- Potato insect control 1976
- 2010 Production Guide for Organic Lettuce 2010
- 2010 Production Guide for Organic Potatoes 2010
- 2010 Production Guide for Organic Potatoes 2009
- 2010 Production Guide for Organic Spinach 2009
- A guide to monitoring potato pests in New York state 1989
- 1987 Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Potato Production 1987
- 1986 Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Potato Production 1986
- 1985 Cornell Recommendations for Commercial Potato Production 1985
- Insects of Potatoes: Green Peach Aphid 1983
- Insects of Vegetables: Potato Leafhopper 1983
- Potato recommendations for New York State 1978
- Potato recommendations for New York State 1977
- Potato recommendations for New York State 1976
- Potato recommendations for New York State 1975
Teaching
teaching overview
- Guest Lecture: ENTOM 4440/CSS 4440 (Integrated Pest Management); Plant & Animal Resistance in Pest Management (Oct 2009)
- IMPROVEMENTS For 2010: Insect Pest Management For Practitioners (ENTOM 2410) During 2009, over 350 new fact sheets were added to the pest management database for use in the laboratory portion of this course. These are mostly 2 page .pdf files (printed double-sided in color) and laminated for durability during hands-on lab exercises. They are used in conjunction with weekly PowerPoint presentations and displays of insect specimens (living and preserved) to demonstrate insect pest management principles and illustrate the diversity of pest and beneficial taxa covered in the course.
- Insect Pest Management For Practitioners (ENTOM 2410); Credit Hours: 3; Offered Spring Annually Purpose of Course: To provide students with an understanding of the biology and behavior of arthropods significant to agriculture and public health and of the currently recommended methods of managing populations of these species. Concepts and information of broad interest and application are emphasized. Target Student Audience: For non-entomology majors (undergraduate and graduate) who desire an introduction to the theory and practice of insect pest management but who probably have not had an introductory course in the science of entomology. • Material Covered: Lecture: Introduction to major pest species and tactics for their management. Discussions of insect pest management requirements on farms, gardens, forests, and urban environments, along with descriptions of control methods, materials, and equipment. Topics include: structure and function as needed for understanding the principles of identification of pest species and effects of management tactics; an overview of major themes in management (biological, cultural, genetic, insecticidal control, resistant hosts, and their integration in IPM); and management of some of the most important pest species to illustrate the application of these principles. Lab: Laboratory exercises are designed to reinforce the lectures by giving the students "hands-on" experience with the topics described above. The laboratory first explores the general features of insect external and internal morphology. In anticipation of the species to be described in lecture, the laboratory then introduces students to adults, immatures and representative damage of the major orders of pest and beneficial (predaceous and parasitic) insects, using examples from families and species described in lectures. The final five laboratories involve field trips and “on-hand” exercises in insect pest management.
teaching activities
- ENTOM-7070: Individual Study for Graduate Students - Spring 2013
- ENTOM-7090: Teaching Entomology - Spring 2013
- ENTOM-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- ENTOM-9900: Doctoral Level Thesis Research - Spring 2013
- ENTOM-7070: Individual Study for Graduate Students - Spring 2012
- ENTOM-7090: Teaching Entomology - Spring 2012
- ENTOM-8900: Master's Level Thesis Research - Spring 2012
- ENTOM-9900: Doctoral Level Thesis Research - Spring 2012
- ENTOM-7070: Individual Study for Graduate Students - Fall 2011
- ENTOM-7090: Teaching Entomology - Fall 2011
- ENTOM-8900: Master's-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2011
- ENTOM-9900: Doctoral-Level Thesis Research - Fall 2011
Service
outreach overview
- Development of Pest Taxa & Management Guidelines Database During 2009, numerous fact sheets were organized into a portable pest management database for use in on-site farm calls and pest diagnosis and consultation. These are mostly 2 page .pdf files (printed double-sided in color) and include numerous arthropod taxa, commodities and clientele groups. Multiple copies were made of those topics judged to be of greatest grower interest and were distributed as needed. The fact sheets dealing with organic methods of pest management were particularly helpful to Amish potato farmers who did not have internet access or availability of realtime information on the widespread potato late blight epidemic of 2009. The current directory of this hard copy fact sheet database is as follows: Arthropod Relatives of Insects Beneficial Species Fallacis - Mite Predator (Rincon-Vitova) Predatory Mites (Rincon-Vitova) Arthropod Relatives of Insects Agricultural Pests Common Grain Mite (Degesch) European Red Mite (CCE) European Red Mite (Midwest-IPM) Flour or Grain Mites (PSU) Garden Symphylan (R. E. Berry) Garden Symphylan (WSU) Millipedes (Clemson) Millipedes, Centipedes and Sowbugs (CSU) Spruce Spider Mite (CCE) Spruce Spider Mites (Living with Bugs) Spruce Spider Mite (Midwest-IPM) Symphylans: Soil Pest Management Options (ATTRA) Twospotted Spider Mite (Midwest-IPM) Varroa Mite Control (Clemson) Varroa Mite Control in South Carolina (Clemson) Arthropod Relatives of Insects Medical, Veterinary & Nuisance Pests Babesiosis (USACHPPM) Bird Mites (PSU) Boutonneuse Fever (USACHPPM) Brown Recluse Spiders (USACHPPM) Centipedes (Clemson) Chiggers (USACHPPM) Chiggers (UFL-IFAS) Chiggers and Their Control (Purdue) Class Arachnida: Order Scorpionida Class Arachnida: Tailless Whip Scorpion, Whip Scorpion, Sun Scorpion Colorado Tick Fever (USACHPPM) Daddy-Longlegs (Clemson) Deer Tick Management & Lyme Disease Deer Ticks & Lyme Disease Human Ehrlichiosis (USACHPPM) Insect & Arachnid Ectoparasites Integrated Pest Management for the Deer Tick (CCE) Lyme Disease (USACHPPM) Mites That Bug People (NCSU) Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (USACHPPM) Poultry Red Mites (Bayer) Powassan Encephalitis (USACHPPM) Protect Yourself From Tick-Borne Diseases (USACHPPM) Scabies (OKS-DH) Scrub Typhus (USACHPPM) Solifugids (USACHPPM) Southern Tick-Associated Rash Illness (STARI) (USACHPPM) Sowbugs & Pillbugs (Clemson) Sowbugs & Pillbugs (UIL) Sowbugs and Pillbugs (UKY) Spiders: Brown Recluse, Black Widow and Other Common Spiders (OKSU) Straw Itch Mites (OKS-DH) Tick-Borne Diseases Affecting Humans ….. (Clemson) Tick-Borne Encephalitis (USACHPPM) Tick-Borne Relapsing Fever (USACHPPM) Tick Control Around the Home (USACHPPM) Tick Paralysis (USACHPPM) Ticks (Bayer) Widow Spiders (USACHPPM) Order Thysanura Nuisance Pests Silverfish and Firebrat (Walsall, UK) The Bristletails (PSU) Order Collembola Springtails (Clemson) Springtails (CSU) Springtails (OHSU) Springtails (UKY) Order Isoptera Formosan Subterranean Termites (USACHPPM) Termite Baits (Clemson) Order Dermaptera Nuisance Pests European Earwig (PSU) Order Psocoptera Booklice (USACHPPM) Booklice and Psocids (OHSU) Booklice and Silverfish (UFL) Order Orthoptera Beneficial Species Mantids of Colorado (CSU) Praying Mantids (UKY) Order Orthoptera Agricultural Pests A Practical Guide to Cockroach Control in Multi-Family Housing Units (Purdue) Camel Crickets (Clemson) Cockroaches (Bayer) Cockroaches: Identification, Biology, and Control (WSU) Grasshopper Control in Gardens and Landscapes (OKSU) Grasshopper, Katydid and Cricket Pests of Florida Citrus (UFL) Home and Garden Guide to Mormon Crickets and Grasshoppers (USU) Mormon Cricket (UWY) Pest Mole Cricket Mangement (UFL) Understanding Cockroach Control (Clemson) Orders Homoptera & Hemiptera Beneficial Species (predators) Assassin Bugs (Clemson) Big-Eyed Bug & Silver Leaf Whitefly Damsel Bugs Orders Homoptera & Hemiptera Agricultural, Horticultural, Ornamental & Forestry Pests Aphids in Alfalfa (CSU) Aphids in Greenhouse Crops (Ontario) Alfalfa Aphids in Oklahoma (OKSU) Australian Ladybug – Biological Control of Cottony Cushion Scale Aphid Colony & Mummified Aphids Aster Leafhopper (UWI) Balsam Woolly Adelgid (NB) Balsam Woolly Adelgid (USDA-FS) Balsam Woolly Adelgid (USFS) Balsam Woolly Adelgid (WSU) Best Management Practices for Plant Bugs (LSU) BMP For Plant Bugs in Midsouth Cotton (LSU) Boxelder Bugs (UMN) Boxwood Psyllid (PSU) Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (NE-IPM) Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (OHSU) Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (PSU) Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (Rutgers) Burrower Bug on Peanut (Clemson) Cereal Aphids and Their Management (Clemson) Chinch Bugs in Home Lawns (PSU) Citrus Mealybug (UFL) Comstock Mealybug (CCE) Conifer Seed Bugs (CSU) Cooley Spruce Gall Adelgid (Midwest-IPM) Eastern Spruce Gall Adelgid (Midwest-IPM) Euonymus Scale (Midwest IPM) European Fruit Lecanium (Midwest IPM) Fletcher Scale (Midwest-IPM) Fourlined Plant Bug (Midwest-IPM) Four-Lined Plant Bug (UWI) Green Peach Aphid (CCE) Greenhouse Whitefly (CSU) Grape Leafhopper (CCE) Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (CCE) Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (Midwest-IPM) Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (UMD) Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (USDA-FS) Homoptera: Membracidae (Oak Treehopper) Lacebugs (Clemson) Lacebugs (Midwest-IPM) Leafhoppers (Midwest-IPM) Leafhoppers (Rutgers) Lygus Bug in Alfalfa Seed (USU) Lygus Bugs in Sugarbeets (NDSU) Lygus Species in the Central San Joaquin Valley (UC-ANR) Mealybugs (UC-Davis) Mealybugs (UWI) Meadow Spittlebug (CCE) Melon Aphid (CCE) Oystershell Scale (Midwest-IPM) Pear Psylla (CCE) Periodical Cicadas (Clemson) Periodical Cicada Emergence in 2004 (USACHPPM) Phytophagous Mirid Bugs (CCE) Pine Needle Scale (Midwest-IPM) Pine Needle Scale (PSU) Potato or Tomato Psyllids (CSU) Potato Leafhopper (CCE) Rosy Apple Aphid (CCE) Sampling and Management of Potato Leafhopper in Alfalfa San Jose Scale (CCE) Squash Bugs (Rutgers) Squash Bug (USU) (6 p.) Soybean Aphid in South Dakota (SDSU) Spittlebugs (Midwest-IPM) Spruce Gall Adelgids (CCE) Tarnished Plant Bug (CCE-1983) Tarnished Plant Bug (CCE-1988) Tarnished Plant Bug (CCE-1991) Tarnished Plant Bug (ELS-URI) Tarnished Plant Bug (R. E. Berry) Tarnished Plant Bug (Rutgers) Tarnished Plant Bug (UCA) Tarnished Plant Bug (UFL) Tarnished Plant Bug (URI) Tarnished Plant Bug (UTN) Tomato/Potato Psyllid in the Home Garden (NZ) Treehoppers (Midwest IPM) Tuliptree Scale (Midwest IPM) Two-Lined Spittlebug (Clemson) Western Conifer Seed Bug (PSU) Whiteflies (Clemson) White Apple Leafhopper (CCE) Wooly Apple Aphid (Midwest IPM) Wooly Apple Aphid (CCE) Virus Diseases of Cucurbits (CCE) Virus Diseases of Pea (CCE) Virus Diseases of Snap and Dry Beans (CCE) Virus and Viroid Diseases of Potato (CCE) Orders Homoptera & Hemiptera Public Health & Veterinary Pests Bat Bugs, Bed Bugs and Relatives (CSU) 6 p. Bed Bugs – What You Need To Know (NY-IPM) Bed Bug Fact Sheet (Manchester) Bed Bugs (MDCH) (3 p.) Bed Bugs (OSU) (3 p.) Bed Bugs (USACHPPM) Blood Feeding Insect Series: American Trypanosomiasis-Chagas Disease (UFL) Chagas’ Disease (ISU) Chagas Disease (CDC) Chagas Disease (USACHPPM) Kissing Bugs & Public Health (PCT Magazine) Prevention and Control of Bed Bugs in Residences: Information for Homeowners and Tenants (UMN) 5 p. Order Thysanoptera Onion Thrips (CCE) Onion Thrips (USU) Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (AVRDC) Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus in Potatoes (Victoria-AUS) Western Flower Thrips (R. E. Berry) Western Flower Thrips (USU) 5 p. Western Flower Thrips Management in Fruiting Vegetables (DowAgro) Western Flower Thrips Management in Ornamentals (DowAgro) Order Coleoptera Beneficial Species (predators, scavengers & recyclers) Australian Ladybug – Biological Control of Cottony Cushion Scale (CDF-Galapagos) Carcinops (Bayer) Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle, Harmonia axyridis (Pallas) (CCE) Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle (UFL) 4 p. Order Coleoptera Medical, Veterinary & Public Health Pests Blister Beetles and Alfalfa (OKSU) Blister Beetles in Alfalfa (NMSU) Blister Beetles in Georgia Alfalfa Hay (UGE) Management of Blister Beetles in Alfalfa (UNE) Paederus Beetles (USACHPPM) Order Coleoptera Agricultural & Horticultural Pests Alfalfa Weevil (CSU) Alfalfa Weevil and its Management in Oklahoma (OKSU) 4 p. An Integrated Pest Management Program for Carrot Weevil in Parsley (OHSU) Bean Leaf Beetle (KSU) Bean-Leaf Beetle (Rutgers) Bean Leaf Beetle on Soybean (UMO) Bean Leaf Beetle on Soybean (OHSU) Black Vine Weevil (Midwest-IPM)) Black Vine Weevil (PSU) Billbugs (USU) 3 p. Blister Beetles (R. E. Berry) Boll Weevil (UTN) Carrot Weevil (Rutgers) Cereal Leaf Beetle (CDFA) Cereal Leaf Beetle (NDSU) Cereal Leaf Beetle (UID) Cereal Leaf Beetles: Pests of Small Grains (UAL) Click Beetles, Alaus spp. (UFL-IFAS) Colorado Potato Beetle (CCE) Colorado Potato Beetle (EMBRAPA) Corn Rootworms & Larval Feeding Damage Corn Rootworm Management (OHSU) Corn – Stewart’s Disease (ISU)- 4 pages Cucumber Beetles, Corn Rootworms, and Bacterial Wilt in Cucurbits (CCE) Elm Leaf Beetles (UKY) Elm Leaf Beetles (UMD) Eucalyptus Leaf Beetle (LA Co., CA) Flatheaded appletree borer Flea Beetles (Rutgers) Flea Beetles (UWI) Flea Beetle Pest Management For Organic Potatoes (OSU) Foil® (Bacillus thuringiensis) Insecticide (3 p.) Grape Cane Borer (CCE) Grape Cane Gallmaker (CCE) Grape Cane Girdler (CCE) Grape Cane Gallmaker and Grape Cane Girdler (UKY) Grape Flea Beetle (CCE) Grape Flea Beetle (UKY) Grape Rootworm (CCE) Japanese Beetle (Midwest-IPM) Japanese Beetle (UWI) Lily Leaf Beetle (UMA) Mexican Bean Beetle (CCE) NatureMark® Genetically Engineered NewLeaf Potatoes (2 p.) Novodor® Biological Insecticide Pathogens of White Grubs Pecan Weevil (Clemson) Plum Curculio (UKY) Plum Curculio (CCE) Potato Flea Beetles (Berry, 1998) Redheaded Flea Beetle Rednecked and Raspberry Cane Borers (UKY) Root Weevils (R. E. Berry, 1998) Root Weevils (Otiorhynchus spp.) (CCE) Sampling and Management of Corn Rootworm in New York Field Corn (CCE) Sap Beetle Management in Strawberries (UFL-IFAS) Sap Beetles (Rutgers) Stewart’s Disease of Corn (CCE) Strawberry Bud Weevil (Clipper) (CCE) Strawberry Clipper Weevil: A Major Pest of Strawberry (Ontario) Strawberry Root Weevil (Midwest-IPM) Strawberry Rootworm (UME) Strawberry Sap Beetle (CU) Striped Cucumber Beetle (CCE) Strawberry Bud Weevil (Clipper) Strawberry Root Weevil Strawberry Rootworm Strawberry Sap Beetle (CCE) Viburnum Leaf Beetle (CCE) Western Corn Rootworm Variant (UIL) Western Corn Rootworm (USU) White Grubs (USU) (3 p.) White Grubs in Home Lawns (PSU) 3 p. Wireworm Biology and Nonchemical Management (OSU) Wireworm Pest Management in Potatoes (VCE) Wireworms (ME IPM) Wireworms (Rutgers) Order Coleoptera Forestry & Woody Ornamentals Pests Ambrosia Beetle (Midwest-IPM) Asian Ambrosia Beetle (UAR) Asian Longhorned Beetle (CDFA) Asian Longhorned Beetle (ALB) (USDA) Asian Longhorned Beetle (Anoplophora glabripennis) (USDA-FS) Asian Longhorned Beetle (MI AG) Asian Longhorned Beetle (UGE) Asian Longhorned Beetle or Whitespotted Sawyer (USFS) Black Vine Weevil (Midwest-IPM) Elm Leaf Beetle (Midwest-IPM) Elm Leaf Beetles (UKY) Emerald Ash Borer (USDA FS) Emerald Ash Borer: Potential Impact on Iowa (IASU) Eucalyptus Leaf Beetle (LA Co., CA) Flatheaded Appletree Borer (Midwest-IPM) Granulate Ambrosia Beetle (ORDA) Locust Borer (Midwest-IPM) Locust Borer (USFS) Management of White Pine Weevil in Spruce (UID) Mountain Pine Beetle (CSU) Native Ash Borers (MSU) Shade Tree Borers (OKSU) (8 p.) Strawberry Root Weevil (Midwest-IPM) The Elm Leaf Beetle (UMD) Unwanted! Emerald Ash Borer (MIDA) Viburnum Leaf Beetle (UGuelph) Viburnum Leaf Beetle (UMD) Viburnum Leaf Beetle Alert (NY) Wanted: Viburnum Leaf Beetle (CU) What is the Emerald Ash Borer (USDA-FS) White Pine Weevil (CSU) White Pine Weevil (Midwest-IPM) White Pine Weevil (PSU) White Spotted Sawyer (Midwest-IPM) Order Coleoptera Nuisance Pests Asian Lady Beetle Infestations of Structures (UKY) Order Coleoptera Household, Stored Product & Structural Pests Anobiid Powderpost Beetles (V-G) Australian Spider Beetle (Degesch) Biscuit Beetles (Bayer) Cadelle (Degesch) Carpet Beetle (Degesch) Carpet Beetles (CSU) Carpet Beetles (USACHPPM) Cigarette Beetle (USACHPPM) Cigarette Beetle (Degesch) Coffee Bean Weevil (Degesch) Common Bean Weevil (Degesch) Confused Four Beetle (Degesch) Controlling Wood-Boring Beetles in Houses (Clemson) 4 p. Copra Beetle (Degesch) Darkling Beetles (AUS) Dermestids (USU) Dried Fruit Beetle (Degesch) Drugstore Beetle (Degesch) Drugstore Beetle (USACHPPM) Flour Beetles Flour Beetles (USACHPPM) Golden Spider Beetle (Degesch) Grain Beetles and Grain Weevils (Salford) Granary Weevil (Degesch) Granary Weevil (USACHPPM) Groundnut Bruchid (Degesch) Hide & Larder Beetles (Bayer) Khapra Beetle (Degesch) Larder Beetle (Degesch) Lesser Grain Borer (Degesch) Lesser Grain Borer (Purdue) Lesser Mealworm (Bayer) Lyctine Powderpost Beetles (V-G) Red and Confused Flour Beetles (Purdue) Rice Weevil (Degesch) Rice, Granary, and Maize Weevils (Purdue) Rusty Grain Beetle (Degesch) Rusty, Flat, and Flour Mill Beetles (Purdue) Paederus Beetles (USACHPPM) Pantry Beetles and Flour Moths (CCE) Powder Post Beetles (CCE) Powder Post Beetles (OHSU) Powder Post Beetles (UFL) Powder Post Beetles (UWI) Powder Post Beetles and Other Wood-Infesting Insects (UFL-IFAS) Sawtoothed Grain Beetle (Purdue) Sawtoothed Grain Beetle (USACHPPM) Saw-Toothed Grain Beetle (Degesch) Sawtoothed Grain Beetle (UWI) Spider Beetles (Bayer) Spider Beetles (USACHPPM) Stored Product Pests in the Pantry (UKY) Warehouse Beetle (USACHPPM) Wood-Boring Beetles in Houses (Clemson) Order Lepidoptera Agricultural, Forestry, Horticultural & Ornamentals Pests Arborvitae Leafminer (Midwest-IPM) Arborvitae Leafminers (“Viettes”) Armyworms (LG Seeds) Bagworm (Midwest-IPM) Bagworm (PSU) Beet Armyworm (UFL) Beet Armyworm-Cotton (UTN) Beet Armyworm in Kentucky (UKY) Black Cutworm (PSU) Cabbage Looper (CCE) Cabbage Looper (Rutgers) Cabbage Looper (UFL) Cabbage Looper (UWI) Caterpillars (UFL) Caterpillars ID-Corn (ISU-Rice) Caterpillars in Your Yard & Garden (UMO) Climbing Cutworms (CCE) Codling Moth (CCE) Common Stalk Borer in Corn (UKY) Common Stalk Borer in Corn (UNE) Common Stalk Borer in Field Corn (UTN) Corn Earworm (Tomato Fruitworm, Cotton Bollworm) Corn Earworm (CCE) Diamondback Moth (CCE) Dogwood Borer (CCE) Eastern Tent Caterpillar (Midwest-IPM)) Eastern Tent Caterpillar (PSU) Eastern Tent Caterpillar (UKY) Eastern Tent Caterpillar (UWI) European Corn Borer (CCE) European Corn Borer (OHSU) European Corn Borer (UME) European Corn Borer in Peppers (OHSU) Fall Armyworm (CCE) Fall Armyworm-Corn (UKY) Fall Armyworm-Cotton (UTN) Fall Armyworm inVegetable Crops (VSU) Fall Armyworm & Pastures (UAL) Fall Armyworm (UFL) Fall Webworm (PSU) Fall Webworm (Midwest-IPM) Forest Tent Caterpillar (Midwest-IPM) Grape Berry Moth (CCE) Green Fruitworm (CCE) Gypsy Moth (Midwest-IPM) Gypsy Moth Outbreak Phase Gypsy Moths (USACHPPM) Gypsy Moth Fungus ….. (USDA-FS) Imported Cabbageworm (CCE) Jack Pine Budworm in Ontario (Ontario) Management of Fall Armyworm in Pastures and Hayfields (UAL) Management of Insect Pests in Reduced-Tillage Corn Moths in the Home (CSU) Navel Orangeworm (Plant Health-AUS) Obliquebanded Leafroller (CCE) Oriental Fruit Moth (CCE) Ostrinia nubilalis Hbn. (Ciby-Geigy) Peach Tree Borer (CCE) Peach Tree Borer (CSU) Ponderosa Pine Budworm (CSU) Potato Stem Borer (CCE) Redbanded Leafroller (CCE) Sod Webworm Control in Gulf Coast Lawns (Texas A&M) Southern Armyworm (UFL) Squash Vine Borer (UTN) Squash Vine Borers (Rutgers) Squash Vine Borer and Squash Bug (UKY) Spotted Tentiform Leafminer (CCE) Spruce Budworm (Midwest-IPM) Spruce Budworm in Manitoba (MCF) Stalk Borer (CCE) Stalk Borers in Colorado Field Corn (CSU) Tobacco Budworm (Clemson) Tobacco Hornworm (Clemson) Tomato Hornworms in Home Gardens (UMN) Tomato and Tobacco Hornworms (KSU) Web Spinning Caterpillars (Clemson) Western Bean Cutworm (NC-IPM) Western Spruce Budworms (CSU) Whitemarked Tussock Moth (Midwest-IPM) Winter Moth Pest Alert (NY) Winter Moth (Bartlett) Winter Moth (ELS) Order Lepidoptera Household & Stored Products Pests Angoumois Grain Moth (Degesch) Angoumois Grain Moth (Purdue) Clothes Moth (PSU) Clothes Moths: Identification and Control in the Home (CSU) Controlling Stored Products Pest Using Low Temperature (UKY) Indian Meal Moth (CCE) Indian Meal Moth (CSU) 3 p. Indian-Meal Moth (Degesch) Indian Meal Moth (UWI) Insect Pests of Home-Stored Foods (CSU) 4 p. Mediterranean Flour Moth (Degesch) Mediterranean Flour Moth (PSU) Moths in the Home (CSU) Stored Product Moths (Bayer) Stored Product Moths Fact Sheet (Harrow UK) Stored Product Pests in the Pantry (UKY) The Indian Meal Moth in Stored Grains (UTN) Warehouse (Stored Tobacco) Moth (Degesch) Order Hymenoptera Beneficial (Parasitoids) Ichneumonid Wasp Attacking Spruce Sawfly Parasitic Hymenoptera: Family Braconidae Trichogramma –Lepidopteran Egg Parasites (Rincon-Vitova) Using Trichogramma ostriniae to Help Manage ECB …… (CCE) Order Hymenoptera Agricultural, Horticultural & Forestry Pests Birch Leafminer (PSU) Brownheaded Ash Sawfly (Midwest-IPM) European Apple Sawfly (CCE) European Pine Sawfly (Midwest-IPM) Oak Cynipid Galls (Midwest-IPM) Redheaded Pine Sawfly (Midwest-IPM) Sawflies: The Wheat Stem Sawfly Cephus cinctus and Relatives (AUS) Sirex Woodwasp-Pest Alert (USDA-FS) Tenthredinidae Order Hymenoptera Structural Pests Carpenter Ants (WSU) Carpenter Ants (PSU) Carpenter Ant, Leaf Cutter Ant, Fossilized Ant in Miocene Amber Carpenter Bees (OSU) (3 p.) Carpenter Bees (PSU) Order Hymenoptera Bees, Wasps & Ants Africanized Honey Bees (USU) (4 p.) Areawide Imported Fire Ant Suppression (Clemson) Baldfaced Hornets (Clemson) Biology and Control of Tracheal Mites of Honey Bees (CCE) Bumble Bees Around the Home (Clemson) Cicada Killer Wasp (Clemson) Controlling Yellowjackets Around Your Home (Contra Costa SD) Ground Nesting and Twig Nesting Solitary Bees (CCE) Honey Bees, Bumble Bees, Carpenter Bees, and Sweat Bees (OKSU) Honey Bee Swarm, Varroa jacobsoni Honey Bees Infested with Parasitic Varroa Mites Hymenoptera: Sphecidae Leafcutter Bees (CSU) Nuisance Wasps and Bees (CSU) Paper Wasps, Yellowjackets, and Other Stinging Wasps (OKSU) Pharoah’s Ants (Bayer) Red Imported Fire Ant Alert (Biosecurity New Zealand) Red Imported Fire Ant (USACHPPM) Velvet Ants (Clemson) Yellowjackets (Clemson) Yellowjackets (USACHPPM) Yellowjacket Wasps in Tennessee (UTN) Wasps (Bayer) Order Diptera Beneficial Species Aphidius-Aphid Parasitic Wasps (Rincon-Vitova) Aphidoletes aphidimyza – Aphid Predatory Midge (Rincon-Vitova) Tachinid Parasites (R. E. Berry) Order Diptera Agricultural, Horticultural & Ornamentals Pests Apple Maggot (CCE) Apple Maggot (Viettes) Cabbage Maggot (UWI) Carrot Rust Fly (Rutgers) Cherry Fruit Fly & Black Cherry Fruit Fly Fruit Fly (CCE) Exotic Threats to Vegetables: Liriomyza sativae-Vegetable Leafminer (Australia) Fruit Flies (South AU) Fungus Gnats in the Home (USU) Grape Tumid Gallmaker (CCE) Hessian Fly Management on Wheat (UMO) Mediterranean Fruit Fly (CDFA) Monitoring for the Blueberry Maggot Fly (UME) Native Holly Leafminer (PSU) Onion Maggot (CCE) Pepper Maggot (Rutgers) Seedcorn Maggots (UKY) Seedcorn Maggot (UMO) Small Flies (Purdue) Spinach Leafminer (Rutgers) Swede Midge (CCE) 2002 Swede Midge (CCE) 2009 Order Diptera Medical, Veterinary & Nuisance Pests Asian Tiger Mosquito (Clemson) Black Flies, Simulium spp. (UFL-IFAS) Bluetongue in Europe (EMPRES) Biting Flies (CSU) Cluster Flies (UME Cluster Flies (PSU) Deer-Keds (PSU) Deer Flies and Horse Flies (UWI) Dengue (USACHPPM) Eastern Equine Encephalitis (USACHPPM) External Parasites of Goats (OKSU) Fascinating, Beautiful Blood Feeders (Deer Flies and Horse Flies: The Tabanidae) Filth-Breeding Flies (UFL-IFAS) Flies (USACHPPM) Flies in the Home (CSU) House Flies (Bayer) House Flies (PSU) Human Bot Fly Myiasis (USACHPPM) Humpbacked Flies (Clemson) Integrated Management of Flies In & Around Dairy & Livestock Barns (CCE) Insect & Arachnid Ectoparasites Japanese Encephalitis (USACHPPM) LaCrosse Encephalitis (USACHPPM) Leishmaniasis (USACHPPM) Lovebugs (Clemson) Lovebugs in Florida (UFL) Malaria (USACHPPM) Mosquitoes (Bayer) Mosquito-Like Flies and Relatives (Santa Barbara CA) Mosquito Control Around the Home (USACHPPM) Moth/Drain Flies (Clemson) Moth Flies in the Home (PSU) Ocular Myiasis (USACHPPM) Parasites of Caribou (2): Fly Larvae Infestations (Newfoundland) Phorid Flies (Varment Guard) Rift Valley Fever (USACHPPM) Screwworm Fact Sheet (CDFA) Screwworm Myiasis (ISU) Stable Flies on Cattle (Texas A&M) Stable Fly (Dog Fly) Control (UFL-IFAS) Suppression of Stable Flies on Cattle (Texas A&M) Tularemia (USACHPPM) Vivax Malaria (USACHPPM) West Nile Virus (USACHPPM) West Nile Virus and Horses (USACHPPM) West Nile Virus in North America (USDA) Why Mosquitoes Cannot Transmit Aids (USACHPPM) Yellow Fever (USACHPPM) Order Siphonaptera Animal Flea and Tick Collars Are Not for Human Use (USACHPPM) Fleas (Bayer) Fleas (PSU) Fleas (Salford City Council) Fleas and Plague (CSU) Life Stages of the Rat Flea Plague Fact Sheet (CDC) Plague (USACHPPM) Orders Anoplura & Mallophaga Body Lice and Pubic Lice (UFL-IFAS) Cattle Lice (CCE) External Parasites of Goats (OKSU) Head Lice (MN DA) Head Lice Fact Sheet (CDC) Head Lice (USACHPPM) Insect & Arachnid Ectoparasites Little Blue Cattle Louse (UFL) Louse-Borne Typhus (USACHPPM) PM Host, Habitat, Tactics & Crop Guides Arthropod Pests by Host & Habitat Berry & Small Fruit Pests Blackberry Pests (UAR) Organic Brambles Insect PM (UVA) Raspberry Borers (UKY) Strawberry Clipper (CCE) Strawberry Root Weevils (CCE) Strawberry Sap Beetle (CCE) Strawberry Clipper Weevil (Ontario) Corn Pests Corn Insect Pests (UMO) Slugs in Field Corn (VSU) Common Fruit Insects (USU) Common Tree & Shrub Pests (USU) Cotton Insects & Mites (Clemson) Household Insects (Clemson) Insects & Diseases of Forage Crops (Clemson) Insects of Ornamental Plants (I, II Clemson) Livestock & Veterinary Pests Cattle Lice (NSW) External Parasites of Goats (OKSU) Little Blue Cattle Louse (UFL) Poultry Pest Management (TAMU) Nuisance/Invasive/Stinging Pests Blister Beetles & Ten Biblical Plagues (Lancet) Boxelder Bug (Midwest IPM) Boxelder Bug (UMN) Cluster Fly (UK) Conifer Seed Bugs (CSU) European Earwigs (PSU) Flies in the Home (CSU) Moth Flies In Home (PSU) Mystery Bite Diagnosis (PCT) Nuisance Bees and Wasps (CSU) Stinging & Biting Arthropods (Clemson) Stinging/Biting Pests of People (UGA) Western Conifer Seed Bug (CCE) Western Conifer SeedBug (PSU) What's Biting Me? (CSPC) Yellow Jacket Wasps (UTN) Yellow Jackets (SantaMonica CA) Pecan Insects & Diseses (Clemson) Potato Arthropod Pests NY Potato Pest Profiles (Stivers-CCE) Potato Pests (UMD) Shade & Forest Insects (Clemson) Stored Products Pests Fabric Pests (Clemson) Insect Pests of Home-Stored Foods (CSU) Pantry and Stored Food Pests (UFL-IFAS) Storage Insect Pests (MSU) Stored Grain Insects (Clemson) Stored Product Pests in the Pantry (UKY) Tobacco Insects (Clemson) Vegetable Insects I & II (Clemson) Beneficial Insects & Natural Enemies Beneficial Insects (CCE) Beneficial Insects (Clemson) Beneficial Insects (CSU) Beneficial Insects and Related Arthropods (Clemson) Beneficial Insects and Other Arthropods (CSU) Biological Solutions (Koppert) Insects As Pollinators (GWCT-UK) Management of Pest Mites By Use of Predatory Mites (Rincon-Vitova) Noctural Insect Predators (ARS) Pollinators: A Key to a Colorful World (NJDA) Recognize These Beneficial Insects in Your Crop (Rondon & Price) Pest Management Approaches Animal & Tick Collars (USACHPPM) Bug Vacuums for Organic Production Controlling Stored Products Pests Using Low Temperature (UKY) MOA Poster (IRAC) Organic Carrot Production (CCE) Organic Pest Control-Vegetables (WSU) Pest Myths (Clemson) Propane Flame Cotton Defoliation (PERC) Sprayer Calibration Guide (UME) DOD Insect Repellent System (USACHPPM) Sprayer Calibration Guide (UME) Using Growing Degree-Days for Insect Pest Management (CCE) Using Home Remedies to Control Garden Pests (OSU) Pest Management Production Guides Home Vegetable Garden Insect Pest Control (OKSU) Home Pest Control Remedies (OSU) Household Insects (Clemson) Insect Pests of Cucurbits (Clemson) Management of Insect Pests in Reduced-Tillage Corn (CCE) Managing Houseplant Pests (CSU) Pest Fact Sheets (WVU) Spinach Pest Management Guide (Rutgers) Vegetable Insect Pests in PA (PSU) Vegetable Pest Look-A-Likes (MSU).ppt Vegetable Root Crops (CSU) Specialized Feeding Habits & Life Styles Gall Forming Pests Grape Tumid Gallmaker (CCE) Oak Cynipid Galls (Midwest IPM) Leafmining Insects (CSU) Woody Plant Boring Pests Ambrosia Bark Beetle (Midwest IPM) Asian Longhorned Beetle (Midwest-IPM) Clearwing Borers (Midwest IPM) Flatheaded Appletree Borer (Midwest IPM) Native Ash Borers (MSU) Roundheaded Appletree Borer (Midwest IPM) Shade Tree Borers (OKSU) Shade Tree Borers (OSU) Shade Tree Borers (CSU) Sirex Woodwasp (USDA) Twig Pruner (Midwest IPM) WhitespottedSawyer (Midwest IPM) Mollusks & Other Non-Arthropod Pests Spotted Garden Slug (CCE)
- Statement of Extension Program Activities: My extension program activities involve training of pest management scouts, extension field staff and growers in insect identification, sampling and risk assessment in commercial potato production. I have also participated in on-farm demonstrations of insecticide resistance monitoring procedures and season-long demonstrations of novel non-insecticidal insect management tactics such as insect-resistant cultivars, propane flaming, trap crops, trench traps. Delivery methods I employ include traditional presentations (using video or electronic media) to grower groups, the agrichemical industry, and extension field staff; consultation on matters relating to use of insecticides and other insect management tactics; farm visits for diagnostic purposes; twilight on-farm workshops and annual revision of the potato insect management section published in “Cornell Guidelines for Commercial Vegetable and Potato Production”.
service to the profession
- NE1031: Collaborative Potato Breeding and Variety Development Activities to Enhance Farm Sustainability in the Eastern US - Collaborative Potato Breeding and Variety Development Activities to Enhance Farm Sustainability in the Eastern US. Regional Projects 2007 -
- Entomological Society of America
- Up-State New York Potato Advisory Committee
- Vegetable & Potato Program Committee
- Ninth Biennial Plant Resistance to Insects Workshop Program Committee Chairperson 1989 - 1990
- Plant Resistance to Insects Workshop Steering Committee Committee Member 1986 - 1990
- 1986 Potato Association of America Annual Meeting Organizational Committee Committee Member 1985 - 1986
- AI-SPER-0203DF692AB00010940 Chairperson - 1982
- Fourth Biennial Plant Resistance Workshop Planning Committee Committee Member - 1978
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Background
education and training
- Ph.D. in, University of Arizona 1972
- M.S. in, Brigham Young University 1968
- B.S. in, Brigham Young University 1966
Other
college
- CALS
research keyword
- insect pest management
- insecticide resistance management
- plant defense against insects