IPM and related information for
landscape maintenance and nursery production
2004
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Note from the editor
Methyl bromide alternatives research
Progress report for weed portion of MeBr II – 2004
Methyl bromide alternatives – research and education for
herbaceous perennials, woody ornamentals and vegetables in
Michigan, New York and Rhode Island for biological control
agents: A progress report for 2003 and 2004
Methyl bromide alternatives – research and education for
herbaceous perennials, woody ornamentals and vegetables in
Michigan, New York and Rhode Island for alternative pesticides and cultural practices: A progress report for 2003 and 2004
Alternatives to methyl bromide for soil borne plant pathogens
in field production of herbaceous perennials and seedling conifers
Research evaluations of and outreach for methyl bromide
alternatives in conifer seedlings and herbaceous perennials – a
summary of progress in 2004
Economic assessment: 2004 Methyl bromide alternatives update
Insect biology and management
Dispersal of emerald ash borer at outlier sites: Three case studies
Host range and preference of the emerald ash borer in North
America: Preliminary results
Emerald ash borer life cycle: A reassessment
Reconstructing the temporal and spatial dynamics of emerald
ash borer in black ash: A case study of an outlier site in
Roscommon County, Michigan
Using tempo to control emerald ash borer: A comparison of
trunk and foliage sprays
Progress toward developing trapping techniques for the
emerald ash borer
Evaluation of trunk injections for control of emerald ash borer
2004 Emerald ash borer (EAB) tree trunk injections and sprays
Fletcher scale management in nursery settings
Distribution and metabolism of 14C imidacloprid in Fraxinus spp.
Tracking the emergence of emerald ash borer adults
Weed management
Equisetum control
Tree physiology
Budbreak and late winter injury in exotic firs
Physiological response of nursery-grown landscape trees to fertigation
Educational resources
A new resource for the nursery industry: Management
Practices for Michigan Wholesale Nurseries
Michigan Plant Invasiveness Assessment
Roof of MSU’s Plant and Soil Science Building becomes green
roof research site
Marketing
Repositioning Syringa meyeri as a profitable dual-use flowering plant
Contributors
2004 Nursery and landscape research projects and educational programs
Members of the nursery and landscape subgroup – Ornamentals Area of Expertise Team
Updated 7-7-05. Contact
JN Landis
