The Florida Entomological Society will hold its Annual Meeting July 30-August 2, 2023 at the Jupiter Beach Resort, Jupiter Beach, Florida. Information about the meeting sessions and abstractswill be listed soon in: annual meetings
Our official journal, the Florida
Entomologist can be viewed online at
Florida on-line
Journals
or BioOne.org
(current issue is Volume 105:4, December 2022). Click here for
information about
submitting manuscripts.
Announcement: Citrus greening funding
through CRDF
Citrus Huanglongbing
(HLB, Citrus greening) is a major disease in many citrus growing
regions of the
world, especially in Florida. The Florida Citrus Research and
Development
Foundation (CRDF) is entertaining pre-proposals aimed at continuously
significantly suppressing the disease vector (Asian citrus psyllid,
ACP, Diaphorina
citri) or rendering it harmless; eliminating or reducing the damage
caused
by the bacterial causal agent (Liberibacter asisaticus) to the
degree
that HLB is rendered extinct or functionally irrelevant; or modifying
the
citrus host in a way that the tree is sufficiently unaffected by the
disease to
produce at least near-pre-HLB fruit yields and fruit quality. Go to www.citrusrdf.org
to find details and forms to submit a
pre-proposal for consideration by CRDF.
Pre-proposals are due
January 16th 2023.
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Gregg Nuessly,
President
Teresa
DuChene, Treasurer/Business Manager
P. O. Box 1007, Lutz, FL 33548-1007 (813)
903-9234