Jim Dutcher, Bill Ree, Scott Carlson and Basil Bactawar

by Jim Dutcher, Bill Ree, Scott Carlson and Basil Bactawar Studies

Prionus root borers in pecan orchards

One recent research project that has peaked the interest of pecan entomologists, horticulturalists and growers alike is the development of improved methods for monitoring and control of tilehorned prionus and broadnecked root borer – 2 insect pests that contribute to the decline and loss of production of pecan trees and are difficult to control. The...

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