Site Bibliography
Insect Bibliography
We have used a variety of sources to provide you with valuable information on this site. This is a space to recognize and thank all the authors.
Book:
Bennett, Gary W., Ph.D., et al. Truman’s Scientific Guide to Pest Control Operations, 5th ed. Cleveland, Ohio: Purdue University/Advanstar Communications Project, c1982.
Online Resources:
ANTS
Mason, Sandra. Controlling Ants - The #1 Urban Pest. University of Illinois Extension.
Trager, James C. 1988. An introduction to ants (Formicidae) of the tallgrass prairie. Missouri Prairie Journal, Vol. 18:4-8. Jamestown, ND: Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center Online. http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/insects/ants/index.htm (Version 17May99).
APHIDS
Barrett, Bruce A. Aphids, Scales and Mites on Home Garden and Landscape Plants. University of Missouri Extension.
Aphid. Wikipedia.
ARMYWORMS
Dill, James F. Pest Management Fact Sheet: Armyworms. The University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Gibb, Timothy J. and Richmond, Doug. Armyworms are Poised for Battle. Perdue University Extension.
ASPARAGUS BEETLE
Asparagus Beetle. Oklahoma State University.
GreenShare Factsheets: Asparagus Beetles. University of Rhode Island.
BAGWORMS
Hort IPM. Pest Profiles: Moth and Butterfly Caterpillars: Bagworms. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. Home and Horticultural Pests: Bagworms. Kansas State University.
Shetlar, D.J. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Bagworm and its Control. Ohio State University.
CABBAGE LOOPER
Gadoury, David, et al. GreenShare Factsheets: Cabbage Looper. University of Rhode Island.
Texas Cooperative Extension. Cabbage Looper. Texas A&M University.
CABBAGEWORM (IMPORTED CABBAGEWORM)
GreenShare Factsheets: Imported Cabbageworm. University of Rhode Island.
North Carolina State University Center for Integrated Pest Management. Imported Cabbageworm. North Carolina State University.
CLOTHES MOTHS
Cranshaw, W. Clothes Moths: Identification and Control in the Home. Colorado State University Extension.
Clothing Moth. Wikipedia.
COCKROACHES
Lewis, Donald R. and Robyn Rose. Cockroaches and Their Control. Iowa State University of Science and Technology Cooperative Extension Service.
Hamman, Philip J. and Roger E. Gold. Cockroaches…Recognition and Control. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
COLORADO POTATO BEETLE
Grubinger, Vern. Colorado Potato Beetle. University of Vermont Extension.
Kansas State University Research and Extension. Problem: Colorado Potato Beetle. Kansas State University.
CONIFER SAWFLIES
BC Ministry of Forests, Forest Practices Branch. Conifer Sawfly/Hemlock Sawfly.
The Texas A&M University System Cooperative Extension. Sawfly. Texas A&M University.
CORN EARWORM
Mayer, Daniel F. et al. Corn Earworm. Washington State University Cooperative Extension.
Hale, Frank A. Insects: Corn Earworm on Sweet Corn. University of Tennessee Extension.
CRANE FLIES (EUROPEAN CRANE FLIES)
Antonelli, Arthur L., Ph.D. European Crane Fly: A Lawn and Pasture Pest. Washington State University Cooperative Extension.
European Crane Fly Management. Oregon State University Extension Service.
CUCUMBER BEETLES
Sorenson, K.A. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Insect Notes: Cucumber Beetles. North Carolina University.
Day, Eric. Cucumber Beetles. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
CUTWORMS
GreenShare Factsheets: Cutworms. University of Rhode Island.
Weinmann, Todd. Cass County Extension Information Sheets: Cutworms. North Dakota State University.
DIAMONDBACK MOTHS
Cordero, Roberto J. and Thomas P. Kuhar. Diamondback Moth in Virginia. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
EARWIGS
Day, Eric. Earwigs. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
FLEA BEETLES
Kansas State University Research and Extension. Problem: Flea Beetles. Kansas State University.
Cranshaw, W.S. Flea Beetles. Colorado State University Extension.
FLIES
Tomberlin, Jeffrey K. Controlling Houseflies. Texas A&M University Extension Disaster Education Network.
U.S. Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine. Just the Facts: Flies.
FUNGUS GNATS
Day, Eric. Fungus Gnat. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Drees, Bastiaan M. Fungus Gnat Management. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
Lyon, William F. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Fungus Gnat. Ohio State University.
GRASSHOPPERS
Cranshaw, W.S. and R. Hammon. Grasshopper Control in Gardens & Small Acreages. Colorado State University Extension.
Patrick, Carl D. Grasshoppers and Their Control. The Texas A&M University System Extension Agricultural Communications.
GYPSY MOTHS
McManus, M. et al. Forest Insect & Disease Leaflet 162: Gypsy Moth. U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Northeastern Area.
McManus, M. et al. Gypsy Moth Handbook. U.S. Department of Agriculture.
HARLEQUIN BUGS
North Carolina State University IPM. Harlequin Bug. North Carolina State University.
JAPANESE BEETLES
USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Managing the Japanese Beetle: A Homeowner’s Handbook.
Shetlar, David J. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Control of Japanese Beetle Adults and Grubs in Home Lawns. Ohio State University.
LACEWINGS
Newton, Blake. Kentucky Critter Files: Lacewings. University of Kentucky Entomology
AgriLife Extension. Green Lacewing. Texas A&M University.
LADY BEETLES
Lyon, William F. et al. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Lady Beetle. Ohio State University.
Nielsen, G. R. Lady Beetles. University of Vermont Extension.
LEAFHOPPERS
Illinois Natural History Survey. Leafhopper FAQs. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Brewer, Michael J. and Jane M. Stuttmann. Leafhoppers. University of Wyoming.
LEAFMINERS
Cranshaw, W.S., et al. Leafmining Insects. Colorado State University Extension
Schuster, James. Focus on Plant Problems: Leaf Miner. University of Illinois Extension.
MEAL MOTHS
Antonelli, Arthur L., Ph.D. Meal Moths. Washington State University Extension.
Cranshaw, W. Indian Meal Moth. Colorado State University Extension.
MEALYBUGS
Pundt, Leanne. Managing Mealybugs in the Greenhouse. University of Connecticut IPM.
MOSQUITOES
Lyon, William F. et al. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Mosquitoes. Ohio State University.
United States Environmental Protection Agency. Methods of Mosquito Control.
United States Environmental Protection Agency. About Mosquitoes.
PSYLLIDS
Cranshaw, W.S. Insect Control: Soaps and Detergents. Colorado State University Extension.
Flores, Alfredo. Suppressing Psyllids Could Curb Citrus Disease. USDA Agricultural Research Service.
Miller, G.L., et al. Psylloidea Web Page. USDA Systematic Entomology Laboratory.
Sawflies - see Conifer Sawflies
SCALE INSECTS
North Carolina State University IPM. Introduction to Scale Insects. North Carolina State University.
Hort IPM. Pest Profiles: Scale Insects. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
SOD WEBWORM
GreenShare Factsheets: Sod Webworm. University of Rhode Island.
SPIDER MITES
Cranshaw, W.S. and D.C. Sclar. Spider Mites. Colorado State University Extension.
SPIDERS
Jones, Susan C., Ph.D. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Spiders In and Around the House. Ohio State University.
Jackman, John A. Spiders. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
Spider. Wikipedia.
TENT CATERPILLAR
Batzer, Harold O. and Robert C. Morris. Forest Insect & Disease Leaflet 9: Forest Tent Caterpillar. U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service Northeastern Area.
Jackman, J. A. Tent Caterpillars. Texas A & M University Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
THRIPS
Cote, Kenneth W. et al. Thrips. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Lyon, William F. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Grass Thrips. Ohio State University.
TICKS
National Center for Health Marketing. Stop Ticks. Ohio State University.
Illinois Department of Public Health. Prevention & Control: Common Ticks.
TOMATO HORNWORMS
GreenShare Factsheets: Tomato Hornworm. University of Rhode Island.
Kansas State University Research and Extension. Problem: Tomato Hornworm. Kansas State University.
WHITEFLIES
Cote, Kenneth W. et al. Whiteflies. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Hale, Frank A. Insects: Whiteflies on Ornamentals. University of Tennessee Extension.
YELLOWJACKETS AND HORNETS
Powell, Peggy K. Ph.D. Household Pest Management: Yellowjackets & Hornets. West Virginia University Extension Service.
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Gardening Bibliography
We have used a variety of sources to provide you with valuable information on this site. This is a space to recognize and thank all the authors.
Beck, Travis and Martin F. Quigley. The Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet: Intensive Organic Gardening. Ohio State University.
Bedker, Peter J. et al. How to Prune Trees. USDA Forest Service.
Brummond, Brad. Organic Gardening Tips. North Dakota State University Agriculture and University Extension.
Chance, Willie O. III and Darbie Granberry. When to Harvest Vegetables. The University of Georgia College of Agricultrual and Environmental Sciences Cooperative Extension Service.
Gray, Gleason. A Donor's Guide to Vegetable Harvest and Storage. University of Maine Cooperative Extension.
Lockwood, David W. Pruning Raspberries and Blackberries in Home Gardens. The University of Tenessee Agricultural Extension Service.
Marr, Charles and Frank Morrison. Harvest and Storage of Fruits and Vegetables. Kansas, Manhattan: K-State Research & Extension.
McLaurin, Wayne J. et al. Vegetable Garden Calendar. The University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.
Organic Horticulture. Wikipedia.
Planting a Home Vegetable Garden. Iowa State University Extension.
Sanders, Douglas. Pruning and Supporting Home Garden Tomatoes. North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service.
Straw, R. Allen. Care of the Vegetable Garden. The University of Tennessee Agricultural Extension Service.
Zins, Mike and Deborah Brown. Pruning Trees and Shrubs. University of Minnesota Extension.