-Anne Nielsen, Specialist Fruit Entomology
Spotted wing drosophila (SWD) is another invasive fruit pest that has been
found in NJ.
Fruits such
as caneberries, blueberries, and grapes are at highest risk and in New Jersey we
have found infested blueberries and now caneberries. We are currently trying to identify the risk for peaches and critical periods for grapes.
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Fruit IPM Report July 17, 2012
-Dean Polk, Fruit IPM Agent and
David Schmitt, Eugene Rizio and Atanas Atanassov,
Program Associates, Tree Fruit IPM
David Schmitt, Eugene Rizio and Atanas Atanassov,
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