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On-Line: The Bemisia Newsletter http://rsru2.tamu.edu/bcpru/bemisia9.htm
The following documents concerning whiteflies and related topics are available by request at no charge. Please include your name and mailing address when requesting copies.
Charlie Summers chasum@uckac.edu
Colonization of ornamental landscape plants by Bemisia argentifolii Bellows & Perring (Homoptera:Aleyrodidae). C.G. Summers, P. Elam, and A.S. Newton, Jr. Pan-Pacific Entomologist 71(3):190-198, (1995). This article documents research in identifying ornamental landscape plants that support colonization and development of silverleaf whitefly.
Pete Goodell IPMPBG@uckac.edu
Management of silverleaf whitefly: A comprehensive manual on the biology, economic impact, and control tactics. 1996. J.W. Norton, D.G. Riley, R.A. Stansly, P.C. Ellsworth, and N.C. Toscano. This colorful publication provides an overview of silverleaf whitefly and its management. Color illustrations help in identifying damage symptoms and whitefly species.
Whiteflies in California: A Resource for Cooperative Extension.
UC IPM Publication 19, July 1995. M.L. Flint.
This document was used in the train-the-trainer program and is available to anyone.
It covers a number of whiteflies, their biology and damage. While lacking in
color illustrations, this publication is an excellent overview of major whitefly pests in
California, with specific reference to silverleaf whitefly.
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