General

2001 Commercial Landscape and Turfgrass Pest Management Handbook 1:1

2001 Turfgrass and Landscape Field Day 12:7

Educational opportunities for winter 2001 19:1

Illinois Pesticide Review newsletter 12:8

Tree trimming seminar 14:1

Weather, warm, dry 3:2; wet 18:3

Workshop, greenhouse management 4:1

Insects

Aphid, natural enemies of 7:1; rose 11:1; woolly alder 6:1

Armyworm 6:1

Bagworm 7:1, 10:1, 13:2

Beetle, elm leaf 3:2; Japanese 9:1, 10:1, 11:1

Black turfgrass ataenius 4:3;

Borers, bronze birch 3:2; flatheaded appletree 3:2, 4:2; maple petiole 4:4; roundheaded appletree 4:2; lilac (ash) 3:2; peach-tree 3:2; viburnum 3:2, 8:2

Cankerworm, 2:3

Caterpillars, Eastern tent 2:3; European pine sawfly 2:3; walnut 13:2; white marked tussock moth 13:2; unusual 15:1; yellownecked 13:2

Cicada killers 15:1

Dormant oil 1:2; 19:1

Flies, robber 16:3

Fungi, conditions conducive to development 18:3

Honeylocust plant bug 4:2

Grubs, white 12:1, 13:1, 14:1, 19:2

Invasive species 18:1

Lace bugs 13:1

Leafhopper, potato 4:1

Leafminers, arborvitae 8:1; birch 3:2, 5:1; hawthorn 5:1

Mayfly 12:2

Microinjection of pesticides 1:1

Midge, rose 11:2

Milky spore disease 20:1

Mites, clover 6:2; eriophyid 2:1; Hemlock rust 2:3; spruce spider 2:1, 17:1; twospotted spider 11:1, 14:2

Moths, armyworm 6:1, 9:1; bilobed looper 6:1; black cutworm 6:1, 9:1; gypsy 3:2, 10:2, 12:1; Zimmerman pine 16:1

New pesticides 1:2

Rootworm, Western corn 15:1

Sawflies, European pine 2:2; 3:2; rose 11:2; white pine 17:1

Scales, Fletcher 8:1; oystershell 3:2; pine needle 3:2

Suburbanization, impact on pest problems 12:3

Sucking 3:1

Ticks 9:2

Wasps, gouty and horned oak gall 4:3; sand 15:1; spider 16:2

Webworms, fall 10:1; sod 14:3

West Nile Virus 17:2, 18:1

Weevils, black vine 5:1; strawberry root 16:1

Whitefly 18:1

Wood-boring 3:1

Plant Diseases

Anthracnose 3:4; 9:3, 10:4; dogwood 12:4

Ash, problems with 5:3

Benomyl, recall of 3:3

Black spot 6:3

Blight, Botrytis 10:3; fire 10:4; Juniper tip 4:5; Phomopsis 4:5, 7:3; Sclerotium 9:3; Sphaeropsis of pine 1:3, 14:5

Cankers 6:2

Cast, Rhizosphaera needle on spruce 4:6

Chlorosis, of woody plants 14:6

Creeping Charlie, control of 14:3

Daylily, diseases of 15:2; 20:2

Dollar spot 18:3

Dutch elm disease 7:2, 10:4

Elm yellows 11:3

English ivy 4:6

Fungicides, systemic versus contact 12:5

Galls, crown 3:3; gouty and horned oak 4:3

Hackberry, problems of 11:2

Honeylocust, diseases of 7:3

Hosta, problems of 9:3

Granular spreader calibration 17:5

Lawn care, equipment for 17:5

Leaf blister, oak 4:7

Leaf blotch, horsechestnut 10:3

Leaf curl, peach 4:6

Leaf scorch, bacterial 19:2; and tatters 5:3

Maple, red, problems with 9:2

Miscanthus 18:3

Molds, gray (Botrytis) 10:3, 18:3; slime 12:3

Mulching 17:3

Nematodes, foliar 8:2; 9:3; pinewood 9:3, 10:4

Phloem necrosis 11:3

Plant Clinic, closing of 16:3; opening 1:2; services and fees 2:3; submitting samples 8:2

Planting depth, proper 13:2, 14:5

Plum pockets 4:6

Powdery mildew 10:4, 14:6; of dogwood 10:2

Preventing diseased plants 19:3

Resources, Web- and phone-based 17:6

Rhododendron, Phythophthora root and crown rot of 16:3

Rose rosette 11:3

Rose, viruses of 13:3

Rots, crown and Phytophthora root 16:3; rhizoctonia root 7:3, 10:4; root of bedding plants 6:3

Rusts, cedar-apple 3:4; cedar-hawthorn 3:4; cedar-quince 3:4; daylily 20:2; pine-oak gall 3:3; pine-pine gall 3:3

Scabs, apple 1:3, 10:4; crabapple 1:3

Spirea, bridal wreath or Vanhoutte 3:2

Tomatoes, diseases of 17:4

Vinca (periwinkle) 7:3

Tree, dying 15:3

Turf, brown patch of 16:3

White pine, decline 3:4; problems with 4:4

Wilts, pine 9:3; oak 5:2, 10:4; verticillium 8:3, 10:4

Winter kill 6:2

Yuccas, problems with 6:2