SLIDES

Introduction

  1. Insect and Related Pests of Bromeliads

  2. Insects and Other Invertebrates Found on Bromeliads in Florida

  3. Aphids

  4. Rice Root Aphid (Rhopalosiphum rufiabdominalis)

  5. Aphid Management

  6. Leafminers

  7. Leafminers

  8. Thrips

  9. Thrips

  10. Thrips Damage

  11. Thrips Management

  12. Grasshoppers

  13. Grasshoppers

  14. Moths

  15. Banana Moth

  16. Banana Moth

  17. Bromeliad Pod Borer (Epimorius testaceellus)

  18. Bromeliad Pod Borer

  19. Management of Moths on Bromeliads

  20. Mites

  21. Mites

  22. Mite Management

  23. Nematodes

  24. Reniform Nematode (Rotylenchus reniformis)

  25. Tylenchocriconema alleni

  26. Tylenchocriconema alleni

  27. Symptoms of Infestation by Tylenchocriconema alleni

  28. Nematode Management

  29. Snails and Slugs

  30. Mosquitoes

  31. Mosquitoes

  32. Management of Mosquitoes in Bromeliad Tanks

  33. Scales

  34. Scales

  35. Armored Scales

  36. Scales

  37. Scales

  38. Scale Management

  39. Scale Management

  40. Scale Management

  41. Mealybugs

  42. Mealybugs

  43. Mealybugs

  44. Mealybugs

  45. Root Mealybugs

  46. Root Mealybug Management

  47. Weevils

  48. Mexican Bromeliad Weevil (Metamasius callizona)

  49. Distribution of Mexican Bromeliad Weevil in Florida

  50. Mexican Bromeliad Weevil Life Cycle

  51. Symptoms of Weevil Damage

  52. Symptoms of Weevil Damage

  53. Symptoms of Weevil Damage

  54. Symptoms of Weevil Damage

  55. Bromeliad Genera Attacked in Florida

  56. Florida Bromeliad Weevil

  57. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  58. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  59. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  60. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  61. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  62. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  63. Other Bromeliad Weevils That Could Potentially Immigrate to Florida

  64. Management of Bromeliad Weevils

  65. Management of Bromeliad Weevils on Ornamental Bromeliads

  66. Biological Control of Mexican Bromeliad Weevil

  67. Biological Control of Mexican Bromeliad Weevil

  68. Biological Control of Mexican Bromeliad Weevil

  69. General Considerations for Management of Insect and Related Pests on Bromeliads

  70. For Further Information

  71. Credits

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