Maple Nursery IPM Update

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Hopper burn damage from potato leaf hopper on red maple

Hopper burn damage from potato leaf hopper on red maple

I had several questions related to problems with maples last week. In the process I noticed damage from maple spider mite, hopper burn (potato leaf hopper), maple shoot borer, anthracnose, and canker diseases. Since maples are an important nursery crop, this is a good time to review maple production and pest management options. Take a look at the maple chapter (Chapter 10) in the IPM for Select Deciduous Trees in Southeastern US Nursery Production book found online at: https://wiki.bugwood.org/IPM_book

This chapter and others include important information on species, best management practices, abiotic and wildlife stressors, insects and pest management, and disease management.

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Danny Lauderdale, N.C. Cooperative ExtensionDanny LauderdaleArea Specialized Agent, Ornamental Nursery and Greenhouse, Eastern Region Serves 44 CountiesBased out of WilsonCall Danny Email Danny N.C. Cooperative Extension, Wilson County Center
Updated on Nov 9, 2022
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