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Geese on School Grounds Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Lynn Braband Description: Although beautiful in flight and valued as a symbol of the wild, Canada Geese (referred to hereafter simply as geese) have become an increasing issue on lawns and other open turf areas. Geese occur as subspecies and populations, each with distinctive breeding, wintering, and migratory behaviors. Populations that cause problems are usually what have become known as resident or local-breeding geese. Most of these birds belong to the physically largest subspecies that many had believed to be extinct. Scattered flocks were re-discovered in the middle of the 20th century, and extensive introduction efforts followed within both the historic range of the subspecies, and areas where they were not known to have previously existed. These introductions were very successful, and geese now occupy not only most marshes and similar wild habitats, but also urban and suburban landscapes that readily meet the major habitat requirements for geese: an open area with a wide view, turf for grazing, and a nearby body of water. State/Region: National |
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Gram-Positive Bacteria Isolated from the Common Bed Bug, Cimex lectularius L Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Chelsea Cockburn , Matt Amoroso , Marc Carpenter , Brittany Johnson , Rachel McNeive , Adam Miller , A. Elizabeth Nichols , Avonlea Riotto , Amanda Rzepkowzski , Crystal Michelle Scott Croshaw , Kyle Seifert , and Rajeev Vaidyanathan Description: Despite their blood-feeding and ubiquity in human habitations, bed bugs are not vectors of any known pathogen. State: Virginia |
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Home asthma triggers: Barriers to asthma control in Chicago Puerto Rican children. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Martin MA, Thomas AM, Mosnaim G et al. Description: This study measured asthma triggers, including allergens, in the homes of Puerto Rican children in Chicago. |
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Household pesticide contamination from indoor pest control applications in urban low-income public housing dwellings: A community-based participatory research. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Lu C, Adamkiewicz G, Attfield KR et al. Description: The authors measured pesticide exposure in low-income urban homes before IPM intervention. |
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How Do I Manage Spotted Wing Drosophila (SWD) in My Garden? (PDF) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Laura McDermott, Cathy Heidenreich, Juliet Carroll, Michael Helms, Art Agnello and Greg Loeb, Cornell University Description: This fact sheet about spotted wing drosophila also includes a list of homeowner insecticides labeled for use against SWD. State: New York |
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How to Reduce Bee Poisoning from Pesticides (PDF) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: L. Hooven, R. Sagili, E. Johansen (Pacific Northwest Extension) Description: An overview of how a variety of wild and managed bees and their pollination activities are affected by pesticide application. Provides guidelines for how beekeepers, growers, and pesticide applicators can work together to prevent bee poisoning. State/Region: National |
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Impact of LEED-certified affordable housing on asthma in the South Bronx. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Garland E, Steenburgh ET, Sanchez SH et al. Description: Individuals living in LEED-certified housing received educational environmental interventions. They experienced a decrease in asthma-related symptoms and an increase in knowledge of common asthma triggers. |
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Introduction to Weeds and Herbicides (PDF) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Lingenfelter and Hartwig, Pennsylvania State University State: Pennsylvania |
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IPM Guide for Organic Dairies (PDF) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: NYS IPM Program Description: Chapters include certification, flies in confined areas, pasture pests, lice and mites, biological control, trapping, pest management products, references, and several appendices. States/Regions: New York, Northeast |
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Lawn Establishment, Renovation and Overseeding (PDF) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Debra Ricigliano State: Maryland |
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Models to Predict Mortality of Tribolium castaneum (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) Exposed to Elevated Temperatures During Structural Heat Treatments Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Jian, Fuji; Subramanyam, Bhadriraju; Jayas, Digvir S.; White, Noel D. G. Description: Novel thermal death models were developed with certain assumptions, and these models were validated by using actual heat treatment data collected under laboratory conditions at constant temperatures over time and in commercial food-processing facilities where temperatures were dynamically changing over time. The predicted mortalities of both young larvae and adults of the red flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum (Herbst), were within 92†99% of actual measured insect mortalities. State/Region: National |
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Molting Process in the Formosan Subterranean Termite (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae) Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Xing, Lin; Chouvenc, Thomas; Su, Nan-Yao Description: : This study describes the behavioral and histological changes that take place during ecdysis in the Formosan subterranean termite. The molting process was described in four distinct phases, starting with the peristaltic contraction of the abdomen to the complete shedding of the exuvium. Although individual termites still managed to go through the molting process when isolated from their nestmates, it required more time for the molting individual to complete the process than when aided by its nestmates. Histological observations were made on termites during the intermolt period, the premolting or fasting period, the pre-ecdysis and the ecdysis periods, and on newly molted individuals. Symbiotic protozoans were voided at the beginning of the premolting/fasting period. State/Region: National |
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No sex-related differences in mortality in bed bugs (Hemiptera: Cimicidae) exposed to deltamethrin, and surviving bed bugs can recover. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Feldlaufer MF, Ulrich KR & Kramer M. Description: Males, females, and nymphs had no significant differences in mortality rates when exposed to deltamethrin. |
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NYS IPM Manuals, Brochures & Articles Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: New York State IPM Program Description: Links to a number of NYS IPM Program fact sheets and guides related to IPM. State: New York |
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Penn State Agronomy Guide 2013-2014 Publish Date: 2013 Description: The Penn State Agronomy Guide is a comprehensive publication on crop and soil management and pest management for farms of all sizes. State: Pennsylvania |
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Prenatal and postnatal bisphenol A exposure and asthma development among inner-city children. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Donohue KM, Miller RL, Perzanowski MS et al. Description: The authors found an association between piperonyl butoxide concentration in prenatal and childhood urine samples and childhood wheezing and asthma. |
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Raspberry Diagnostic Tool Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Cornell University State: New York 
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School IPM Tools and Resources Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: IPM Institute of North America Description: Website featuring links to IPM resources for school pest management. State/Region: National
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Sensitization to pets is a major determinant of persistent asthma and new asthma onset in Sweden. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Uddenfeldt M, Janson C, Lampa E et al. Description: Asthma symptoms and pet sensitization were associated with asthma onset and persistent asthma. |
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Serum total immunoglobulin E is a surrogate of atopy in adult-onset asthma: a longitudinal study. Publish Date: 2013 Author/Source: Carsin AE, Zock JP, Jarvis D et al. Description: The authors measured the relationship between blood serum total IgE, the number of specific sensitizations and IgEs, and adult-onset asthma. |
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