Stakeholder Advisory Panel Meeting, February 2020

Presentations

Regional Reports

Regional Report: Southeast – Mike Toews, University of Georgia
Regional Report: Mid-Atlantic – Tom Kuhar, Virginia Tech
Regional Report: Great Lakes – Larry Gut, Michigan State University
Regional Report: West – Kent Daane, University of California-Berkeley
Regional Report: Pacific Northwest – Betsy Beers, Washington State University

Landscape Ecology

National and regional BMSB models and factors affecting presence/absence and population abundance – Dave Crowder and Javier Illan, Washington State University (2.9 MB)
Temperature and photoperiod influences on phenology in North Carolina – Jim Walgenbach, NC State University
Temperature and humidity interact to influence BMSB survival – Joanna Fisher and Frank Zalom, UC-Davis
Wild host plants of BMSB in the western U.S. – Lori Spears, Utah State University (3.3 MB)
BMSB on pistachio, and survival on crops common in the SJV – Judith Stahl and Kent Daane, UC-Berkeley (3.4 MB)

Native Natural Enemies (Trissolcus japonicus)

Who are the native natural enemies in the southeast? – Glynn Tillman and Mike Toews, USDA-ARS and University Georgia. (63 MB)
Redistribution, dispersal, foraging, and reproduction of Trissolcus japonicus – Joe Kaser and Kim Hoelmer, USDA-ARS, Newark, DE
The quest to find Trissolcus japonicus in California – Ricky Lara and Mark Hoddle, UC-Riverside
Oregon samurai: Statewide redistribution efforts and prospects for biocontrol in orchards – Heather Andrews, Claire Donahoo, and Nik Wiman, Oregon State University (2.0 MB)
Dispersal and parasitism rates of the samurai wasp, a biological control agent of the brown marmorated stink bug – Donahoo, Lowenstein, Andrews, Hilton, and Wiman (2.6 MB)
Quo vadis japonicus? Unfortunate non-target effects of parasitoids on native stink bugs – Jim Hepler and Betsy Beers, Washington State University
Classical stink bug biocontrol: What does success look like? – Betsy Beers, Washington State University

StopBMSB.org

Search engine optimization basics – Mike Webb, Kevin Judd, and Deb Grantham. NEIPM Center, Cornell University

Management Strategies

Pheromone-based IPM tactics for managing the brown marmorated stink bug – Tracy Leskey, USDA-ARS, WV (2.9 MB)
16 years post detection in Oregon: BMSB distribution, damage, and management – Rick Hilton, Oregon State University (5.4 MB)
Netting as a BMSB exclusion barrier – Jim Hepler and Betsy Beers, WSU (2.7 MB)
The gap between research and extension: A survey of current BMSB management strategies across the U.S. – Art Agnello, David Lane, and Deb Grantham, Cornell University
Seasonal and orchard-related factors affecting BMSB activity and damage to almonds – Jhalendra Rijal, UCANR, Merced County (3.7 MB)
Areawide management of BMSB: The Republic of Georgia experience – Greg Krawczyk, Penn State (5.2 MB)