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Ralph Berry Emeritus Appointment |
Contact person by email |
IPM - Field crops and soil insects |
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Michael Burgett Emeritus Appointment |
Contact person by email |
Apiculture; biology of Apis species |
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Brian Croft Emeritus Appointment |
541-737-3695 Contact person by email |
IPM - Systems; mites |
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Joseph DeFrancesco | Contact person by email |
Extension IPM, Small fruit |
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Glenn Fisher Emeritus Appointment |
Contact person by email |
Plant and livestock insects |
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George Hoffman Courtesy Appointment |
541-829-3529 Contact person by email |
Integrated Pest Management, crop pollination, slugs, mites, blue orchard bees (Osmia) |
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Gerald Krantz Emeritus Appointment |
541-737-5503 Contact person by email |
Systematics - Acarology |
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Peter Mc Evoy Emeritus Appointment |
Contact person by email |
Ecology and Evolution of Plant-Insect Interactions, Ecology and Biological Control of Invasive Plant Species, Conservation of Plants and Insects Description of Research The research in my laboratory focuses primarily on the ecology of invasive plant species... |
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Jeffrey Miller Emeritus Appointment Emeritus Faculty |
Contact person by email |
One of my primary activities involves studies on natural enemies of exotic insect pests, namely the spotted wing Drosophila and the brown marmorated stink bug. Another top prioity project involves Lepidoptera: associating caterpillars with food plants, identification, and photography. ... |
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Andrew Moldenke Courtesy Appointment |
541-737-5496 Contact person by email |
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George Poinar Courtesy Appointment |
541-737-5366 Contact person by email |
dune forest and wetlands |
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Helmut Riedl Emeritus Appointment Emeritus Faculty |
541-386-2030 Contact person by email |
Integrated pest management (IPM) on tree fruits; IPM programs as components of integrated fruit production (IFP) systems. Research activities involve studies on the biology, ecology and management of insect and mite pests and their natural enemies on deciduous tree fruits. Main research... |
