Dear
All,
In fall 2016, the scale Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Kuwana) (Hemiptera: Aclerdidae) was discovered attacking Phragmites (roseau cane) in Plaquemines Parish. The native range of this scale includes China and Japan. The objectives of the webinar will be to describe the problem, present current knowledge on the biology and ecology of the scale, and propose short and long term management options.
Presenters: Drs. Jim Cronin, Blake Wilson and Rodrigo Diaz
The webinar will be on Thursday, April 27th at 10:00 am CST; but please join the webinar by 9:50 am.
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you can access ACANO by clicking the link below now. Add your name and click 'Join call', see the page, then click 'Leave'. Once you confirm the access, you should be good for Thursday. If you cannot access the ACANO, please contact our IT specialist Adam Woerner, awoener@agcenter.lsu.edu <mailto:awoener@agcenter.lsu.edu> .
Click to join: Blockedhttps://acanoedge.lsuagcenter.net/invited.sf?secret=gVJ1SuEbg_0cPSxIHpAS6w&id=080426091<Blockedhttps://acanoedge.lsuagcenter.net/invited.sf?secret=gVJ1SuEbg_0cPSxIHpAS6w&id=080426091>
Thanks,
Rodrigo
Rodrigo Diaz, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Entomology
Louisiana State University
402 Life Sciences Bldg.
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
Office 225-578-1835
rdiaz@agcenter.lsu.edu <mailto:rdiaz@agcenter.lsu.edu> | lsu.edu <Blockedhttp://www.lsu.edu/> | entomology.lsu.edu/index.html <Blockedhttp://entomology.lsu.edu/index.html>
In fall 2016, the scale Nipponaclerda biwakoensis (Kuwana) (Hemiptera: Aclerdidae) was discovered attacking Phragmites (roseau cane) in Plaquemines Parish. The native range of this scale includes China and Japan. The objectives of the webinar will be to describe the problem, present current knowledge on the biology and ecology of the scale, and propose short and long term management options.
Presenters: Drs. Jim Cronin, Blake Wilson and Rodrigo Diaz
The webinar will be on Thursday, April 27th at 10:00 am CST; but please join the webinar by 9:50 am.
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you can access ACANO by clicking the link below now. Add your name and click 'Join call', see the page, then click 'Leave'. Once you confirm the access, you should be good for Thursday. If you cannot access the ACANO, please contact our IT specialist Adam Woerner, awoener@agcenter.lsu.edu <mailto:awoener@agcenter.lsu.edu> .
Click to join: Blockedhttps://acanoedge.lsuagcenter.net/invited.sf?secret=gVJ1SuEbg_0cPSxIHpAS6w&id=080426091<Blockedhttps://acanoedge.lsuagcenter.net/invited.sf?secret=gVJ1SuEbg_0cPSxIHpAS6w&id=080426091>
Thanks,
Rodrigo
Rodrigo Diaz, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Entomology
Louisiana State University
402 Life Sciences Bldg.
Baton Rouge, LA 70803
Office 225-578-1835
rdiaz@agcenter.lsu.edu <mailto:rdiaz@agcenter.lsu.edu> | lsu.edu <Blockedhttp://www.lsu.edu/> | entomology.lsu.edu/index.html <Blockedhttp://entomology.lsu.edu/index.html>
--
Terri Hogan, Invasive Plant
Program Manager
Landscape
Restoration & Adaptation
Biological
Resources Division
Natural Resource Stewardship and
Science
1201 Oakridge Dr,
Suite 200
Fort Collins, CO
80525
Phone: 970-267-7306
Cell: 970-889-0108
Fax: 970-225-3585
Email: terri_hogan@nps.gov
You must welcome change as the rule but not as your ruler. –
Denis Waitley
