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Information on the uprooting of olive tree plantations for ornamental purposes in the Autonomous Community of Aragon
Information on active ingredients in integrated production for pome fruit trees and restrictions on use
Information on active ingredients in integrated production for stone fruit trees and restrictions on use
Golden flavescence, in English “flavescence dorée of grapevine”, is a very serious and destructive disease that affects the vine. It is a disease of bacterial origin, being produced by the phytoplasma Candidatus Phytoplasma vitis, which needs to be transmitted by an almost specific vector called the vine cicada (Scaphoideus titanus Ball)
Recommendations for the release of Torymus sinensis, a biological control organism for the chestnut wasp
Who is Xilella, the fearsome plant killer?
Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV), a member of the tobamovirus family, was first detected in tomato crops in Israel in 2014 and in Europe in Germany in 2018. In 2019, it experienced a significant expansion when it was isolated in Italy, the Netherlands, Greece, and other Member States.
Recommendations for the control of mealybugs in citrus fruits
Appearance of suspicious symptoms in some plantations due to diseases
Manual for the identification of citrus pests and diseases in the field
Abridged guide to identifying citrus pests and quarantine diseases
The Pomacea insularum (apple snail) species is found in Spain. First detected in 2009, it has spread throughout the Ebro Delta. This species is considered one of the 100 most harmful invasive species.
Biological control of whiteflies Aleurothrixus floccosus, Dialeurodes citri and Parabemisia myricae (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) in Valencian citrus fruits by means of Hymenoptera parasites Amitus spiniferus
United States-Spain collaboration program for the export of clementines to the United States, 2021-2022 campaign
The orchid thrips, Chaetanaphothirps orchidii, has been present in Spain for years and normally feeds and develops on various species of spontaneous and ornamental plants without causing damage to crops. However, damage caused by this insect has been observed on citrus fruits for the past two years.
Fire blight is a disease caused by the bacterium Erwinia amylovora that affects various species of the Rosaceae family, including pear, apple, quince, Japanese medlar, etc.
The almond wasp (Eurytoma amigdali E) is a hymenopteran recently discovered in almond orchards in the Valencian Community. The adults are black and emerge in spring from the fruit they parasitized the previous season.
Given the damage caused by thrips observed since May on leaves and fruit in various citrus, persimmon and pomegranate crops and the confirmation of the presence of Scirtothrips aurantii Faure in certain areas, the following recommendations have been considered appropriate:
