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Author archive for: Abby Bezrutczyk

Abby Bezrutczyk (Abby Bezrutczyk)



05.012016January 12, 2016

Abstracts of Interest: December 2015

By Abby BezrutczykIn Recent Publications

Recent abstracts from Biological Control, Biocontrol Science and Technology, Biological Invasions, Diversity and Distributions, and New Phytologist

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Sea Lamprey Mating Pheromone Registered by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as First Vertebrate Pheromone Biopesticide
05.012016September 23, 2016

Sea Lamprey Mating Pheromone Registered by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as First Vertebrate Pheromone Biopesticide

By Abby BezrutczykIn News

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently registered a sea lamprey mating pheromone, 3kPZS, as the first ever vertebrate pheromone biopesticide.

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Cornell Forest Entomologist Tackles Tough Pests, Earns Excellence in IPM Award
30.112015January 11, 2016

Cornell Forest Entomologist Tackles Tough Pests, Earns Excellence in IPM Award

By Abby BezrutczykIn News

Emerald ash borer. Hemlock woolly adelgid. These pests pack a one-two punch for New York’s 18 million acres of forestland. Now, for his hard work and dedication in slowing the spread of these formidable pests, Mark Whitmore has received an Excellence in IPM award from the NYS Integrated Pest Management Program

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30.112015November 30, 2015

Abstracts of Interest: November 2015

By Abby BezrutczykIn Recent Publications

Recently published papers from Biological Invasions, Diversity and Distributions, Ecological Applications, Journal of Ecology, Ecology Letters, NeoBiota, Oikos, and PLOS ONE.

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26.102015October 26, 2015

Abstracts of Interest: October 2015

By Abby BezrutczykIn Recent Publications

Recent papers from Biological Invasions, PNAS, Journal of Applied Ecology, Invasive Plant Science and Management, and Management of Biological Invasions

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Researcher Finds Way to Fight Cheatgrass, a Western Scourge
19.102015September 23, 2016

Researcher Finds Way to Fight Cheatgrass, a Western Scourge

By Abby BezrutczykIn News

Cheatgrass could vie for the title of the most successful invasive species in North America. The weed lives in every state, and is the dominant plant on more than 154,000 square miles of the West, by one estimate.

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Research on Water Chestnut Biocontrol to Move Forward
25.072015October 9, 2015

Research on Water Chestnut Biocontrol to Move Forward

By Abby BezrutczykIn News

Thanks to funding provided to the New York Invasive Species Research Institute at Cornell University by the New York State Department of...

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Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan Approved by DEC
17.072015October 9, 2015

Aquatic Invasive Species Management Plan Approved by DEC

By Abby BezrutczykIn News

As of July 15th 2015, a new management plan for aquatic invasive species (AIS) has been approved in New York State...

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