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Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

  • PHC sales, abiotic and biotic stressors, pest and disease identification, soil health
    September 1, 2021

    Business of PHC, Part 6: Diagnostics Is a Critical Component of Plant Health Care

    By Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

    Diagnosing the cause of plant problems is one of the foundational components of all plant-health-care programs. Without knowing the fundamental cause of a plant’s problem, it is highly unlikely that a successful remediation strategy can be designed and implemented. Environmental [...]

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  • June 1, 2021

    CSI for Bugs, Part 5: Insect Products Provide Clues

    By Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

    This article is the fifth in a series for TCI Magazine by the author designed to help arborists understand and diagnose problems caused by insects and mites on woody landscape plants. The first article, “Basics for Diagnosing Problems Caused by [...]

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  • April 1, 2021

    CSI For Bugs, Part 4: Diagnosing Discoloration and Distortion Caused by Insects and Mites

    By Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

    Photo 1: Azalea lace bugs create coarse stipples on azalea leaves. When numerous, they can turn azaleas white. All images courtesy of the author. This article is the fourth in a series by the author designed to help arborists diagnose [...]

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  • March 1, 2021

    CSI For Bugs, Part 3: Diagnosing Dieback Caused by Insects

    By Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

    This article is the third in a series by the author designed to help arborists diagnose and understand problems caused by insects and mites on woody landscape plants. The first article, “Basics for Diagnosing Problems Caused by Insects and Mites” [...]

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  • February 1, 2021

    CSI for Bugs, Part 2: Diagnosing Injury Caused by Insects with Chewing Mouthparts

    By Michael J. Raupp, Ph.D.

    This article is the second in a series by the author designed to help arborists diagnose problems caused by insects and mites on woody landscape plants. The first article, “Basics for Diagnosing Problems Caused by Insects and Mites” (TCI November [...]

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