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Aphid Control Product AphidGuard Uses New MicroCrystals Environmentally ... - PR Web (press release)

PR Web (press release)

Aphid Control Product AphidGuard Uses New MicroCrystals Environmentally ... PR Web (press release) Mr. Douglas explains that the aphid cure has already been in use for decades by professional organic farms to keep their crops free from aphids. "For gardeners wondering how to kill aphids, the AphidGuard aphid cure will kill aphids naturally, ... and more »

INLAND: Warm winter weather fuels citrus pest invasion - Press-Enterprise

INLAND: Warm winter weather fuels citrus pest invasion Press-Enterprise Commercial growers pay an assessment on every box of citrus sold to help cover the cost of residential treatment and research to find a natural predator for the psyllid. In Redlands, a psyllid find has the city facing an expense of $12000 to $38000 to ... and more »

Fight those itsy-bitsy indoor plant pests - NOLA.com

NOLA.com

Fight those itsy-bitsy indoor plant pests NOLA.com Also, there are no natural predators indoors to help control insect populations. Insects can spread rapidly because we often group houseplants together in well-lighted locations close to windows or glass doors. With plants in such close proximity, ...

Researchers moving nearer solutions for greening disease - Southeast Farm Press

Southeast Farm Press

Researchers moving nearer solutions for greening disease Southeast Farm Press One leg is the citrus tree itself, where it might be possible to breed natural resistance. The second leg is the pathogen, the disease-causing organism. The third leg is the vector, the citrus psyllid. “Knock any leg out and the stool falls. and more »

Japan receives Hawaiian Rainbow papayas - The Packer

Japan receives Hawaiian Rainbow papayas The Packer Hawaii, the only US state to produce papaya commercially, turned to genetic modification in the 1990s to save its industry from being wiped out by the papaya ringspot virus, which is transmitted by aphids and threatens papayas around the world. and more »