LIBRO-CONGRESO-CITRUS

Poster ID Title
S15P24
S15P25
S15P26
S15P27
S15P28
S15P29
S15P30
S15P31
Biological control of Phytophthora sp. and Fusarium sp. in citrus nurseries in Egypt
Ahmed Y., Ippolito A., El-Shimy H., D’onghia A.M., and Yaseen T.
Dry Root Rot, an alliance between Fusarium solani and Phytophthora or other factors
against citrus in California
Adesemoye A.O., and Eskalen A.
Efficacy of water soluble silicon in managing Fusarium Dry Root Rot of citrus
Marais L.J.
Application of artificial intelligence to the visual diagnosis of quarantine citrus diseases
Burdyn L., Garran S.M., Stegmayer G., and Milone D.H.
Optimization of copper application schedules for foliar citrus disease management
based on fruit growth, historical rainfall patterns and copper residue decay
Zortea T., Fraisse C.W., and Dewdney M.M.
Phytosanitary situation of Chilean citrus industry
Besoain X., Castro M., Camps R., and López E.
Storage technology for conservation of seeds of citrus rootstocks
Nascimento L.M., Moreira J., Brito M.C.R., Brito P.C.N., and Sanches J.M.
Morphological and molecular diversity of Phytophthora nicotianae strains isolated
from citrus plantations in Cuba
Llauger R., Coto O., Peña M., Zamora V., and Collazo C.
SESSION 16: Entomology and pest control
Oral presentations at Auditorium 1, on Friday 23 rd from 10:30 to 16:45.
Poster session on Monday 19 th
Conveners: Dr. Alberto URBANEJA (Instituto Valenciano Investigaciones Agrarias, Spain), Dr. Josep A.
JACAS (Universitat Jaume I, Spain), Dr. Phil A. STANSLY (University of Florida, USA) and Dr. Jorge E. PEÑA
(University of Florida, USA).
Oral ID Title
S16O01
S16O02
S16O03
S16O04
S16O05
S16O06
S16O07
S16O08
The status of citrus IPM in California
Grafton-Cardwell E. E.
The status of citrus IPM in South Africa
Grout T.G.
IPM in Spanish citrus: current status of Biological Control
Urbaneja A., Tena A., and Jacas J.A.
Status of citrus IPM in the southern Mediterranean Basin
Mazih A.
Integrated and disease management in New Zealand. Progress, changes and
challenges since 2004
Pyle K.R., and Jamieson L.E.
Progress toward integrated management of Asian Citrus Psyllid in Florida
Stansly P.A.
Perspective of the Indonesian citriculture in the presence of Huanglongbing disease
Supriyanto A.S., and Nurhadi N.
Non-target effects of cultural practices to manage the bacterial disease HLB on soil
food webs that affect the insect pest Diaprepes abreviatus
Campos-Herrera R., El-Borai F.E., Schumann A., and Duncan L.W.
I/54 - VALENCIA CONFERENCE CENTER, 18th-23rd NOVEMBER 2012