Resource Links

Español: Chinche apestosa marrón marmórea. Source: UC-Davis.

Español: Chinche apestosa marrón marmórea. Source: UC-Davis.

Pest alert on brown marmorated stink bug. Source: UC-Davis.

Pest alert on brown marmorated stink bug. Source: UC-Davis.

Fact sheet. Source: Center for Invasive Species Research, UC-Riverside.

This quick reference sheet lists evaluation results for several insecticides. Source: Virginia Cooperative Extension.

If you believe that you have captured a BMSB and would like an expert to identify it, mail your specimen to Cornell University’s Hudson Valley Laboratory, Department of Entomology, 3357 Route 9W, Highland, NY 12528, or email a clear image to bmsbproject@cornell.edu. They will contact you for verification and add your specimen to the map showing the increasing presence of this insect throughout New York State. Source: Cornell University.

BMSB have begun to move to potential overwintering sites, which include homes, garages, and barns. Here are tips to stop them from getting inside. Source: Mike Raupp, University of Maryland Extension.

Experts at the University of Florida are available to help identify any insect. Residents of Florida may send specimens to the Insect ID Lab for identification. Source: University of Florida.

A brief summary of the biology and ecology of the insect, as well as information on its management in tomatoes and other vegetables. Source: Dr. Tom Kuhar via Plant Management Network, June 2012.

This overview of BMSB resources covers stink bug feeding and damage, research, and more. Source: Home and Garden Information Center, University of Maryland Extension.

Source: University of Wyoming.

Illustrated fact sheet covers identification, similar stink bugs, impacts, and more. Source: University of California Cooperative Extension.

This online survey allows anyone to report a sighting so researchers can track the appearance and movement of BMSB in North Carolina. Source: NC State University.

This plant and pest advisory provides BMSB updates for fruit growers in New Jersey. Source: Anne Nielsen, Rutgers University.

This webinar presents aspects of stink bug biology, ecology, and behavior as they relate to the use of monitoring and suppression tools with an emphasis on trap cropping. Source: Dr. Russell Mizell via eXtension.

This website provides information on identifying and controlling stink bugs, as well as FAQs and images of similar species. Source: Rutgers University.

This online resource offers information about BMSB life history, damage, and management. Source: Steve Jacobs, Penn State Department of Entomology.

Pest descriptions, life history, reports on seasonal BMSB activity, and more. Source: NC State University.

This series of updates on BMSB includes results of a building survey conducted in September 2011. Source: Alan Eaton, UNH Cooperative Extension.

Aimed at helping consultants, growers, and other practitioners in the U.S. and Canada learn about the spread and potential impact of BMSB on soybean. Source: Ames Herbert via Plant Management Network, July 2011.