Insect Pests & Diseases
South Florida is the mecca for new species of insect pests. On average, there is one established new insect a month. Many of these insects cause serious injury to crops and landscape plants.
Click on the items below for information and resources related to specific pests and diseases.
- Mosquitoes
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Citrus Greening Disease
- Citrus Greening Disease publications
- Citrus Greening Disease information
- Other Fruits to grow (alternatives to citrus)
- Mango Disease
- Giant African Land Snail (GALS)
- Nonnative Invasive Reptiles
- African Honey Bee
- Ficus Whitefly
- Rugose Spiraling Whitefly
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Redbay Ambrosia Beetle/Laurel Wilt
- For Homeowners
- For Professionals
- Laurel Wilt Presentation March 2011
- How to Collect Suspect Samples of Laurel Wilt
- Aerial Survey Suspect Trees
- Pruning, Topping, & Hedging Avocado Groves
- Scouting for the Ambrosia Beetle Attack of Avocado
- Monitoreo del Escarabajo Ambrosia del Laurel Rojo
- RAB-LW Commercial Recommendations
- Redbay Ambrosia Beetle: potential problem for avocados
- Laurel Wilt, Commercial Groves
- Escarabajo Ambrosia: problema para el aguacate
- Red Palm Mite
- Brown Patch Disease
- Tropical Sod Webworm
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Main Extension Office
18710 SW 288 St.
Homestead, FL 33030
Phone: (305) 248-3311
Fax: (305) 246-2932
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