IPM of Midwest Landscapes: Table of Contents

I. Indexes to Insects Found in This Book
	Pests of Trees and Shrubs Pests of Turf Beneficial Insects, Mites, and Spiders
II. Supplemental Information
		Host Plants and Associated Pests Functional Ecology of How Pests Feed Taxonomic Groups of Insects, Mites and Spiders
III. Tactics and Tools for IPM
		Chapter 1: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) of Midwest Landscapes. Vera Krischik, University of Minnesota Chapter 2: How to Use Landscape IPM in Your Business. Clifford S. Sadof, Purdue University Chapter 3: Tips for Using Biological Control in the Landscape. Clifford S. Sadof, Purdue University Chapter 4: Symptom Categories of Pest Damage. John Davidson, University of Maryland Chapter 5: Tree Injections and Implants. Mark Harrell, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chapter 6: Mites in the Landscape. James E. Appleby, University of Illinois Chapter 7: Management of Insect-Vectored Diseases. Raymond A. Cloyd, University of Illinois Chapter 8: Pesticide Characteristics and Use. Raymond A. Cloyd, University of Illinois Chapter 9: Classes of Pesticides Used in Landscape/Nursery Pest Management. Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University Chapter 10: Relative Hazards of Turf and Ornamental Pesticides to Non-target Species. Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University Chapter 11: Using Degree-Days and Plant Phenology to Predict Pest Activity. Daniel A. Herms, The Ohio State University
IV. Pests of Trees and Shrubs
		Organized alphabetically by host plant Organized alphabetically by common name
V. Turf Pests
		Organized by type of damage Organized alphabeticallly by common name
VI. Beneficial Insects
		Organized alphabetically by taxonomic group Organized alphabetically by common name
VII. Pesticide Information
		Pesticide Compatibility with Biological Control Ornamentals: Information About Insecticides/Miticides Turf: Information About Insecticides/Miticides Pesticides for Home, Nursery, and Landscape Pesticides for Turf
VIII. References
		Biological Control Organisms for Insects and Mites Commercially Available Biological Control Organisms Sources References Suggested readings, websites, and diagnostic clinics