IPM Florida
IPM Florida Personnel
Purpose of Website
IPM Florida Documents
IPM Projects
IPM Florida Partners
IPM Funding
IPM-Related Organizations
IPM Florida ListServ
Extension/Education
Extension Resources
IPM Education and Training
Photo Galleries
Presentations
Publications
Videos
Video Classics
Agricultural IPM
Forestry
Field Crops
Greenhouse Crops
Vegetable Crops
Fruit Crops
Ornamentals
Pastures, Turf and Sod
Livestock
Organic and Sustainable
Other Crops
Community IPM
Biting, Stinging, Nuisance Pests
Household IPM
Landscape IPM
Home Gardening IPM
Public Health IPM
Institutional IPM
Environmental IPM
Invasive Arthropods
Invasive Diseases
Invasive Plants
Invasive Species
Applying IPM
IPM Planning/Guides
Scouting
Pest Identification and Diagnosis
Pest Management Methods
IPM Adoption
Thrips IPM Program
Insect Rearing
Areawide IPM and SIT
Additional Information
Southern States IPM Websites
EDIS
Crop Profiles
Pest Management Strategic Plans
Solutions for your Life
eXtension
Melaleuca and Brazilian Peppertree Success Story
- Biological Control of Weeds: Invasive Plant Research Laboratory - USDA, ARS
- Biological Control with Insects: The Melaleuca Snout Beetle - EDIS
- Classical Biological Control of Weeds with Insects: Melaleuca Weevil - EDIS
- Ecological Consequences of Invasion by Melaleuca quinquenervia in South Florida Wetlands - EDIS
- Insects Helping Against Everglades Invader - USDA
- Making Collectors for Oxyops vitiosa a Melaleuca Biological Control Agent (47KB pdf)
- Melaleuca - Master Gardener Training Course Plant ID - Sarasota County
- Melaleuca, Melaleuca quinquenervia - Center for Aquatic Plants
- Melaleuca weevil, Oxyops vitiosa (Pascoe)
- Proposed field release of Pseudophilothrips ichini (Hood) (Thysanoptera: Phlaeothripidae), a nonindigenous thrips from Brazil for classical biological control of Brazilian peppertree, Schinus terebinthifolius Raddi (Sapindales: Anacardiaceae) - (2MB pdf)
- Sap-Sucking Psyllid Pesters Pushy Plant - USDA
- UF and USDA To Release Australian Insect To Control Invasive Tree In South Florida
- Using the Collector for Oxyops vitiosa, a Melaleuca Biological Control Agent (187KB pdf)