Richard L. Lindroth received funding from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, project 135G909 and from the U.S. Department of Agriculture McIntire-Stennis Program, grant WIS03003. Patricia C ...
Gmelina trees in Cotabato are dying, and the Plant Pathology Research Laboratory is investigating the cause. Researchers suspect fungal infections or insect infestations, but climate change and El ...
Aspen is a favored food plant of spongy moths, which feed on expanding leaves in early summer. At high population densities, spongy moths can defoliate extensive areas of forest. This spongy ...