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Bed Bug Guidance for Parents Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: U.S. EPA Description: Managing bed bugs can be a major challenge for schools nationwide. State/Region: National |
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Bed Bug Guidance for School Nurses Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: U.S. EPA Description: Managing bed bugs can be a major challenge for schools nationwide. School nurses are often called upon to provide vital information to students, parents, teachers and administrators. These tips on identifying, managing and preventing bed bugs will help you to effectively respond if bed bugs appear in your school. State/Region: National |
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El chinche apestozo marrón marmolado en vegetales (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: BMSB SCRI CAP Vegetable Commodity Team Description: Biología básica y ciclo de vida del BMSB; Cultivo de vegetales en riesgo / cultivos que no experimentaran riesgo; Diagnóstico de daño en vegetales; Período de riesgo / susceptibilidad; Recomendación provicional de monitoreo; Control biológico; Estrategias de manejo provisional; Insecticidas efectivos en el control de BMSB en vegetales; Problema potencial debido al uso de varias aplicaciones de piretroides State/Region: National 
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Health Benefits of Integrated Pest Management in Schools Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: U.S. EPA Description: The following documents describe the health case for School IPM. They are designed to be easily accessible to both the general public and school administrators. They describe what IPM is, and then summarize currently available research pointing to how pest control via IPM makes for a healthier school environment. The fact sheet is a distillation of the information in the brochure. State/Region: National |
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Información importante sobre frutos pequeños (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: BMSB SCRI CAP Small Fruit Commodity Team Description: Ciclo de vida y aspectos importantes de la biología de la chinche apestosa marrón marmolada; Cultivos que están en riesgo por la CAMM; Como diagnosticar daño por CAMM; Periodo de susceptibilidad y riesgo; Recomendaciones para el monitoreo; Control biológico; Estrategias de manejo provisional; Efectividad de los insecticidas para control de la CAMM en frutos pequeños State/Region: National
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Información importante sobre huertos de frutas (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: BMSB SCRI CAP Orchard Crop Commodity Team Description: Ciclo de vida y aspectos importantes de la biología de la chinche apestosa marrón marmolada; Tipos de huerto bajo riesgo / huertos sin riesgo; Como diagnosticar daño por CAMM en huertos; Periodo de susceptibilidad y riesgo; Recomendaciones para la exploración y monitoreo; Estrategias de manejo provisional; Control biológico; Efectividad de los insecticidas para control de la CAMM en huertos frutales State/Region: National
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Integrated Pest Management for Brown Marmorated Stink Bug in Vegetables (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: BMSB SCRI CAP Vegetable Commodity Team Description: This guidance document, authored by the BMSB SCRI CAP Vegetable Commodity Team, provides a synopsis of what researchers have learned so far and management recommendations using an integrated approach. State/Region: National
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Managing Pests in Schools: Bed Bug Guidance for School Administrators, Teachers, and Staff Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: U.S. EPA Description: Managing bed bugs can be a major challenge for schools nationwide. State/Region: National |
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Manejo integrado de plagas para la chinche apestoza café marmolada en viñedos (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: BMSB SCRI CAP Vineyard Crop Commodity Team Description: Biología básica y ciclo de vida de la chinche apestoza café marmolada; Viñedos en riesgo / Viñedos sin riesgo; Diagnosis de daño en uvas; Periodo de riesgo / susceptibilidad; Monitoreo provisional y recomendaciones a la hora de las inspecciones; Estrategias provisionales de manejo; Control biológico State/Region: National
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Using Insect Netting on Existing Bird Netting Support Systems to Exclude Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) from a Small Scale Commercial Highbush Blueberry Planting (PDF) Publish Date: 2016 Author/Source: Dale Ila Riggs, Greg Loeb, Steve Hesler, and Laura McDermott Description: New York Fruit Quarterly (24):9-14. State: New York |
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Cockroaches traverse crevices, crawl rapidly in confined spaces, and inspire a soft, legged robot Publish Date: 2015-12-29 Author/Source: Kaushik Jayarama and Robert J. Full Description: Once inside vertically confined spaces, cockroaches still locomoted rapidly at 20 body lengths per second using an unexplored mode of locomotion—body-friction legged crawling. Cockroach exoskeletons provided inspiration for a soft, legged search-and-rescue robot that may penetrate rubble generated by tornados, earthquakes, or explosions. States/Regions: Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2015/12/17/1517685113.abstract.html?etoc Publish Date: 2015-11-20 Author/Source: Insu Koha,1, Eric V. Lonsdorfa,b, Neal M. Williamsc, Claire Brittainc, Rufus Isaacsd, Jason Gibbsd, and Taylor H. Ricketts Description: We use a spatial habitat model, national land-cover data, and carefully quantified expert knowledge to estimate wild bee abundance and associated uncertainty. Between 2008 and 2013, modeled bee abundance declined across 23% of US land area. This decline was generally associated with conversion of natural habitats to row crops. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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The Role of Tourism and Recreation in the Spread of Non-Native Species: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Publish Date: 2015-10-20 Author/Source: Lucy G. Anderson, Steve Rocliffe, Neal R. Haddaway, Alison M. Dunn Description: We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to determine the impact of tourism and outdoor recreation on non-native species in terrestrial, marine and freshwater environments. States/Regions: Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Southeast
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Mark-Release-Recapture Reveals Extensive Movement of Bed Bugs (Cimex lectularius L.) within and between Apartments Publish Date: 2015-09-15 Author/Source: Richard Cooper, Changlu Wang, Narinderpal Singh Description: We investigated bed bug movement within and between apartments using mark-release-recapture (m-r-r) technique combined with apartment-wide monitoring using pitfall-style interceptors. Bed bugs were collected, marked, and released in six apartments. The distribution of marked and unmarked bed bugs in these apartments and their 24 neighboring units were monitored over 32 days. Extensive movement of marked bed bugs within and between apartments occurred regardless of the number of bed bugs released or presence/absence of a host. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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Using research and education to implement practical bed bug control programs in multifamily housing Publish Date: 2015-09-01 Author/Source: Gary W Bennett, Ameya D Gondhalekar, Changlu Wang, Grzegorz Buczkowski andTimothy J Gibb Description: Research conducted in the past 8 years has consistently proven that integrated pest management (IPM) is the best approach for successful suppression of bed bug infestations. States/Regions: Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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Residentail Exposure to Pesticide During Childhood and Childhood Cancers: A Meta-Analysis Publish Date: 2015-07-07 Author/Source: Mei chen, Chi-Hsuam Chang, Lin Tao, Chensheng Lu Description: Results from this meta-analysis indicated that children exposed to indoor insecticides would have a higher risk of childhood hematopoietic cancers. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast |
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A Review of Long-Term Organic Comparison Trials in the U.S. Publish Date: 2015-06-20 Author/Source: Kathleen Delate, Cynthia Cambardella, Craig Chase, Robert Turnbull Description: All experiments chosen for this review were transdisciplinary in nature; analyzed comprehensive system components (productivity, soil health, pest status, and economics); and contained all crops within each rotation and cropping system each year to ensure the most robust analysis. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast |
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E-commerce trade in invasive plants Publish Date: 2015-06-15 Author/Source: Franziska Humair, Luc Humair, Fabian Kuhn and Christoph Kueffer Description: Our results indicate that biosecurity is not effectively regulating online plant trade. In the future, automated monitoring of e-commerce may help prevent the spread of invasive species, provide information on emerging trade connectivity across national borders, and be used in horizon scanning exercises for early detection of new species and their geographic source areas in international trade. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast |
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Negative effects of pesticides on wild bee communities can be buffered by landscape context Publish Date: 2015-06-03 Author/Source: Mia G. Park, E. J. Blitzer, Jason Gibbs, John E. Losey, Bryan N. Danforth Description: Here, we assess the effect of conventional pesticide use on the wild bee community visiting apple (Malus domestica) within a gradient of percentage natural area in the landscape. States/Regions: Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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Financial competitiveness of organic agriculture on a global scale Publish Date: 2015-05-01 Author/Source: David W. Crowdera,1 and John P. Reganoldb Description: Although organic agriculture is rapidly growing, it currently occupies only 1% of global cropland.We found that, in spite of lower yields, organic agriculture was significantly more profitable than conventional agriculture and has room to expand globally. Moreover, with its environmental benefits, organic agriculture can contribute a larger share in sustainably feeding the world. States/Regions: International, Mid-Atlantic, National, New England, Northeast, Southeast
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