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Repellent Fact Sheet 2015 - Connecticut
www.ct.govPrevention of Tick Bite and Tick-Borne Disease: Tick Checks and Use of Insect Repellents – Kirby C. Stafford III The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station ...
The Gypsy Moth - Connecticut
www.ct.govThe Gypsy Moth, Kirby C. Stafford III The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (www.ct.gov/caes) 3
The Red Bark Phenomenon - Connecticut
www.ct.govThe Red Bark Phenomenon, Cheah, C. & Li, D. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (www.ct.gov/caes) Reasons for the noticeable expansion of RBP over such a diversity of tree hosts are not
Boxwood Blight--A New Disease for Connecticut and the US
www.ct.govDr. Sharon M. Douglas . Department of Plant Pathology and Ecology . The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station . 123 Huntington Street, P. O. Box 1106
Information for Growing Chestnut Trees
www.ct.govGrowing Chestnut Trees S. L. Anagnostakis 3 The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (www.ct.gov/caes)
Powdery and Downy Mildews on Greenhouse Crops
www.ct.govDr. Sharon M. Douglas . Department of Plant Pathology and Ecology . The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station . 123 Huntington Street, P. O. Box 1106
Tick Management Handbook - ct.gov
www.ct.govStafford The Connecticut Agricultural Experimentation Station Bulletin No. 1010 Acknowledgements Thanks are given to Dr. Joseph Piesman (CDC, Fort Collins, Colorado), Dr. Peter J. Krause (University of
DISEASE CONTROL FOR HOME PEACH ORCHARDS …
www.ct.govDr. Sharon M. Douglas Department of Plant Pathology and Ecology The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station 123 Huntington Street, P. O. Box 1106