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Image	Subject Name	Scientific Name	Description
5431110	dotted duckmeat	Landoltia punctata
5431115	lakeshore nutrush	Scleria lacustris
5431117	lakeshore nutrush	Scleria lacustris
5431116	lakeshore nutrush	Scleria lacustris
5431118	water fern	Salvinia minima
5431119	water fern	Salvinia minima
5431122	water fern	Salvinia minima
5431123	water fern	Salvinia minima
5431124	water fern	Salvinia minima
5482729	fire blight	Erwinia amylovora	Day 1 on crystal violet pectin medium. 12hr-light /12hr-dark 25 degrees Celsius.
5424292	loading
5475247	herbicides (general)		Metsulfuron injury on Wodyetia bifurcata. Damage became visible about 7 months following application to the soil.
5475245	herbicides (general)		Glyphosate injury on Phoenix sylvestris.
5475252	iron deficiency		Severe Fe deficiency on on Caryota mitis.
5475561	iron deficiency		Iron deficiency due to poor soil aeration caused by deep planting.
5475562	iron deficiency		Iron deficiency due to poor soil aeration.
5475220	copper toxicity		Foliar injury caused by a copper sulfate foliar spray on Acoelorrhaphe wrightii seedling.
5475221	copper toxicity		Foliar injury on Acoelorrhaphe wrightii caused by a copper sulfate spray (right). Untreated leaf on the left.
5475563	coconut mite	Aceria guerreronis	Coconut mite damage on fruits of coconut.
5475311	high soluble salts		Leaf tip necrosis caused by high soil soluble salts on Syagrus romanzoffiana seedling.
5475272	mites (Order Acari)	Acari (Order) N/A	Mite damage on Veitchia sp. seedling.
5475227	Fusarium wilt of queen and Mexican fan palms	Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. palmarum	A cross-section of a rachis illustrating the internal discoloration due to Fusarium wilt.
5475249	herbicides (general)		Isoxaben plus oryzalin injury on Phoenix roebelenii.
5475325	thrips (Order Thysanoptera)	Thysanoptera (Order) N/A	Upper surface of leaf of Veitchia sp. damaged by thrips feeding.
5475305	powerline decline		Powerline decline on queen palm showing chlorotic and necrotic leaf tips.
5475326	water stress		Leaf tip necrosis caused by water stress in Geonoma sp.
5475324	thrips (Order Thysanoptera)	Thysanoptera (Order) N/A	Lower surface of Veitchia sp. leaf damaged by thrips feeding.
5475304	powerline decline		Powerline decline of coconut. Note chlorotic and necrotic leaf tips.
5475328	wind		Tattered leaflets in Roystonea regia caused by high winds.
5475318	bitter leaf	Ceratocystis paradoxa	Queen palm trunk collapse due to Thielaviopsis trunk rot. Only a few young green leaves remain. Note the "stem bleeding" or oozing of plant liquid down the trunk from the point of collapse.
5475312	Sri Lanka weevil	Myllocerus undatus	Phoenix roebelenii leaf showing notching caused by Sri Lanka weevil.
5475310	West Indian cane weevil	Metamasius hemipterus	Close-up of leaf base of Phoenix canariensis infested with Metamasius hemipterus.
5475309	West Indian cane weevil	Metamasius hemipterus	Phoenix canariensis infested with Metamasius hemipterus. Note older living leaves hanging down against trunk.
5475306	royal palm bug	Xylastodoris luteolus	Early damage caused by royal palm bug.
5475303	potassium deficiency		Severely potassium-deficient Sabal palmetto.
5475302	potassium deficiency		Potassium-deficient spindle palm showing increasing severity with leaf age.
5475301	potassium deficiency		Potassium deficient older leaf of areca palm showing increasing severity towards the leaf tip.
5475300	potassium deficiency		Potassium deficiency symptoms on older leaf of Chamaerops humilis. Note the translucent orange and necrotic spotting.
5475299	potassium deficiency		Potassium deficiency symptoms on older leaves of fishtail palm.
5475298	potassium deficiency		Potassium-deficient older leaves of pygmy date palm.
5475297	potassium deficiency		Potassium-deficient older leaf of Livistona chinensis showing leaf discoloration and leaflet tip necrosis.
5475296	potassium deficiency		Necrotic frizzled leaflets on older leaf of a potassium-deficient Dypsis cabadae.
5475294	potassium deficiency		Potassium deficient older leaf of Dictyosperma album showing translucent yellow-orange spotting.
5475258	lightning		Sudden crown collapse caused by lightning.
5475287	Pestalotiopsis leaf spot	Pestalotiopsis palmarum	Large, dark lesions have formed near or on the leaf base of all the rachides of this Phoenix roebelenii canopy. These lesions often continue to expand, and the fungus will infect the spear leaf and the apical meristem causing a bud and crown rot.
5475286	palm leaf skeletonizer	Homaledra sabalella	Frass tubes of palm leaf skeletonizer (Homaledra sabalella) on Latania lontaroides.
5475285	nitrogen deficiency		Severe nitrogen deficiency in Veitchia sp. (far left). The palm on the right has died from chronic N deficiency.
5475284	nitrogen deficiency		Nitrogen deficiency. Note the golden yellow petioles and rachides and light green colored leaflets.
5475270	manganese deficiency		Severe Mn deficiency symptoms on coconut.
5475269	manganese deficiency		Manganese-deficient new leaf of Archontophoenix alexandrae. Note that symptoms are most severe towards the leaf base and least so towards the tip.
5475267	manganese deficiency		Manganese deficiency symptoms on Phoenix roebelenii.
5475268	manganese deficiency		Manganese deficiency on Roystonea regia. Note that frizzling is most severe towards the base of the leaves.
5475266	manganese deficiency		Mangenese-deficient new leaf of Rhapis excelsa.
5475265	manganese deficiency		Close-up of Mn-deficient leaf of Phoenix roebelenii showing longitudinal necrotic streaking.
5475264	manganese deficiency		Close-up of leaflets of Mn-deficient Archontophoenix alexandrae leaf. Note the longitudinal necrotic streaking.
5475263	magnesium deficiency		Magnesium-deficient older leaf of Livistona rotundifolia showing broad yellow band around entire leaf as well as a yellow band along margins of single leaf segments in upper left.
5475261	magnesium deficiency		Magnesium and potassium deficiency symptoms on Phoenix canariensis. The broad yellow-banded mid canopy leaves show Mg deficiency, while the oldest leaves show leaflet tip necrosis (K deficiency).
5475260	magnesium deficiency		Magnesium deficiency symptoms. Note the broad yellow bands along the outer margins of the leaves, but distinctly green central portions of the leaves.
5475259	lightning		Collapse of twelve trees of Veitchia mcdanielsii and Wodyetia bifurcata due to a single lightning strike.
5475254	iron deficiency		Mild Fe deficiency symptoms on leaflets of new leaves (two upper leaflets) and symptom-free older leaves (two lower leaflets).
5475251	iron deficiency		Iron-deficient Rhapis excelsa on left with healthy palms on right.
5475256	lightning		Trunk bleeding caused by lightning.
5475223	Fusarium Wilt of Canary Island Date Palm	Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. canariensis	Cross-section of a Phoenix canariensis rachis illustrating the internal discoloration due to fusarium wilt.
5475217	cold injury (low temperature)		Basal spear leaf rot caused by secondary bacteria and fungi following freeze damage to the base of the spear leaf.
5475218	cold injury (low temperature)		Wilting of living leaf tissue of coconut following a freeze.
5475216	cold injury (low temperature)		Chilling injury on coconut showing the distribution of necrosis within and among leaves.
5475215	cold injury (low temperature)		Chilling injury on Geonoma sp. showing foliar necrosis.
5475214	saddleback caterpillar	Acharia stimulea	Feeding damage caused by saddleback caterpillars.
5475210	boron deficiency		Multiple unopened spear leaves in Phoenix sylvestris caused by chronic boron deficiency.
5475208	boron deficiency		Trunk bending caused by boron deficiency.
5475206	boron deficiency		Premature fruit drop in coconut caused by boron deficiency.
5475205	boron deficiency		Crumpled new leaves ("accordion-leaf") on Heterospathe elata caused by severe boron deficiency.
5475204	boron deficiency		Transverse puckering in queen palm, a symptom of mild boron deficiency.
5475202	boron deficiency		New leaves growing downward in caused by boron deficiency.
5475201	boron deficiency		Leaf tip devoid of leaflets, a symptom of boron deficiency.
5475200	boron deficiency		Inflorescence necrosis due to boron deficiency.
5475199	boron deficiency		Corrugated leaf of queen palm caused by boron deficiency.
5475198	giant palm borer	Dinapate wrightii	Holes in trunk of Washingtonia filifera caused by Dinapate wrightii.
1546101	Ichneumonid parasitoid wasps	Exenterus spp.	Exenterus sp and late instar red headed pine sawfly. This ichneumonid lives amoung the feeding larvae. When a prepupa drops to the ground, the wasp quickly flies down and lays its egg on the defenseless host.
1546126	live oak tussock moth	Orgyia detrita	females like other Orgyia species are wingless.
1546127	live oak tussock moth	Orgyia detrita	The female lays her eggs on the cocoon and covers them with abdominal hairs.
1546128	live oak tussock moth	Orgyia detrita	This species can be identified int he 2nd instar by the yellow-orange color of the prothorax, abdominal segment 5 and and the 2nd abdominal glands.
1546129	live oak tussock moth	Orgyia detrita	Abdominal tussocks and anterior "hair pencils" are prominent in the 3rd instar
1546130	green lacewing	Chrysoperla rufilabris	a third instar is a big meal for the chrysopid
1546131	live oak tussock moth	Orgyia detrita	Late stage larvae typically appear as the dark form on the right, but a small oercentage have a light integument much like the whitemarked tussock moth
5447488	royal palm bug	Xylastodoris luteolus	Adults and nymphs on leaf
5454458	pinkstriped oakworm	Anisota virginiensis
5454376	palm leaf skeletonizer	Homaledra sabalella	frass
5447464	thorn bug	Umbonia crassicornis
5344014	air-potato	Dioscorea bulbifera	bulbils
5446767	palmetto weevil	Rhynchophorus cruentatus
5446768	palmetto weevil	Rhynchophorus cruentatus
5446769	white peach scale	Pseudaulacaspis pentagona	Test removed to show female and eggs
5446770	thorn bug	Umbonia crassicornis
2516018	lined Buprestis beetle	Buprestis lineata	Breeds in dead pines throughout eastern North America. Adults are easily distinguished by the longitudinal stripes on the elytra.Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516004	southern pine beetle	Dendroctonus frontalis	Dorsal view with male on the left and female on the right taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
1624065	melaleuca	Melaleuca quinquenervia	From northern Australia, was introduced into south Florida as a landscape plant around 1906. Since then, it has invaded the Florida Everglades and is expanding its range at a rate of 50 acres per day.
2721068	bark beetles		three common southern Ips species
5344009	shoebutton ardisia	Ardisia elliptica
2721069	bark beetles		adults of Ips avulsus, Ips grandicollis, Ips calligraphus, Dendroctonus frontalis and Dendroctonus terebrans
2721067	bark beetles		Southern pine beetle (Dendroctonus frontalis) and Black turpentine beetle (Dendroctonus terebrans) left to right
4054005	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
4054008	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
4054009	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
0002154	turkeyberry	Solanum torvum	Distribution of wetland nightshade (left image) and turkey berry (right Image)
0002153	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	distribution in the United States. Infested region indicated in yellow.
5440104	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	bottom of plate, 6 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440126	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440130	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C
5440131	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C
5440127	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440128	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440129	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C
5440124	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440125	fungus	Chlamydomyces spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 2
5440136	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 6
5440137	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440138	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 8
5440133	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440134	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440135	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440132	fungus	Ulocladium spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 2
5440106	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	bottom of plate, 8 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440107	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	Top of plate, 8 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440105	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	top of plate, 6 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440103	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	top of plate, 4 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440102	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	bottom of plate, 4 days of growth in alternating 12 hours light/dark cycle, grown at 25C
5440101	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	top of plate 12/12 light/dark at 27 C
5440100	Corynespora blight	Corynespora spp.	bottom of plate 12/12 light/dark at 27 C
5440154	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 8
5440168	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 6
5440166	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 4
5440167	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440165	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440162	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 8
5440164	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 2
5440163	Pythium root and stem rot	Pythium aphanidermatum	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440158	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 4
5440159	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440160	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 6
5440161	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440155	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Top of culture on Day 2
5440156	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440157	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	12/12 light/dark at 27C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440153	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440150	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440151	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440152	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 6
5440148	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 2
5440149	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440147	dollar spot	Sclerotinia homoeocarpa	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440123	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 8
5440121	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 6
5440122	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440119	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440120	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440118	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440116	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440117	leaf and sheath spot	Rhizoctonia zeae	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 2
5440114	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440115	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 8
5440110	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440111	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440112	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440113	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 6
5440108	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440109	Rhizoctonia damping-off, blight and rot	Rhizoctonia solani	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 2
5440146	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture Day 8
5440144	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 6
5440145	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 8
5440143	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 6
5440140	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 2
5440141	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Bottom of culture on Day 4
5440142	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Top of culture on Day 4
5440139	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	12/12 light/dark at 27 C Day 2 bottom
5426743	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	Leaf symptoms: dark brown to black areas of tissue.
5438888	alligatorweed flea beetle	Agasicles hygrophila	Host is alligator weed Left: male Right:female
5438889	alligatorweed flea beetle	Agasicles hygrophila	Host: Alligator weed Left: male Right: female
0002134	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	pasture infested
0002147	tortoise beetle	Gratiana boliviana	with feeding damage
1858027	bollworm	Helicoverpa zea	under bloom
5429843	palmetto weevil	Rhynchophorus cruentatus
1857052	cotton leafworm	Alabama argillacea	Photo by: Dr. Richard Sprenkel
2308003	parrot feather milfoil	Myriophyllum aquaticum	Close-up with pennywort in center
4054011	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
0002138	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	typical flower
0002010	meristem-sucking thrips	Pseudophilothrips ichini	on young shoot
0002145	tortoise beetle	Metriona elatior
1879002	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera	Fall 1999
0002146	tortoise beetle	Gratiana boliviana	with feeding damage
3970055	skunk-vine	Paederia foetida	growing over native forest in central Florida
5349041	torpedograss	Panicum repens
4054003	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
4054010	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
5426767	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	Image taken at 2 days at 40x magnification
5344016	air-potato	Dioscorea bulbifera
1673055	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
5344010	shoebutton ardisia	Ardisia elliptica
4054004	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
3694004	chinaberry	Melia azedarach
1879015	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
5371575	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis
5344036	waterlettuce	Pistia stratiotes
0002139	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	mature fruits
0795047	whitemarked tussock moth	Orgyia leucostigma	dorsal view of male Photograph credited to J. Foltz, J. Butler and J. Castner
5349032	tungoil tree	Vernicia fordii
4054012	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
2308002	parrot feather milfoil	Myriophyllum aquaticum
5349036	paper-mulberry	Broussonetia papyrifera
1879007	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
5344008	coral ardisia	Ardisia crenata
5344035	waterlettuce	Pistia stratiotes
5431824	fall armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda
5431825	fall armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda
5431822	armyworm	Spodoptera albula
5431828	garden armyworm	Spodoptera latifascia
5431831	yellowstriped armyworm	Spodoptera ornithogalli
5431833	armyworm	Spodoptera dolichos
5431836	armyworm	Spodoptera dolichos
5430551	citrus whitefly	Dialeurodes citri	Adult and eggs on underside of leaves
5430550	citrus whitefly	Dialeurodes citri
5429792	Gaeumannomyces fungi	Gaeumannomyces spp.	Hyphopodia and mycelia, 250X
5429786	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	woody ornamental sample with botryosphaeria growing from cut edges
5429785	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	woody ornamental sample with botryosphaeria growing from cut edges
5344034	waterhyacinth	Eichhornia crassipes
1879006	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera	green leaves and unripened fruit
5429777	bacterial black stalk	Erwinia spp.	Nutrient agar two-day-old culture, viewed from the top of the plate
5429776	bacterial black stalk	Erwinia spp.	Nutrient agar two-day-old culture, viewed from the bottom of the plate
1879005	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera	green leaves and unripened fruit
3970054	skunk-vine	Paederia foetida	showing its leaves and flowers
1879011	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
5429787	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	4-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark cycles. Viewed from top of plate.
5429793	downy mildew	Peronospora spp.	sporulation from underside of rose leaf after 12 hours in a moist chamber
5429766	Cylindrocladium root diseases	Cylindrocladium spp.	conidiophores and conidia stained with lactophenol blue
5429767	Cylindrocladium root diseases	Cylindrocladium spp.	conidiophores and conidia stained with lactophenol blue
4054001	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
5349045	Brazilian peppertree	Schinus terebinthifolius
5430199	camphor scale	Pseudaonidia duplex
5430185	camphor scale	Pseudaonidia duplex	on upperside of Virginia creeper leaf
5430186	camphor scale	Pseudaonidia duplex	heavy infestation on wax myrtle branches
5430187	camphor scale	Pseudaonidia duplex	Two scale covers turned over to reveal orange scale bodies
5430188	camphor scale	Pseudaonidia duplex	adult female and nymph on orange fruit
5429794	laurel wilt	Raffaelea lauricola	10-day-old culture on CSMA medium, grown at 25C with alternating light and dark, 71X
5429775	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	eight-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark, viewed from bottom of plate
5429773	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	four-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark
5429774	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	Four-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark, viewed from bottom of plate.
5429772	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	two-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark
5429770	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	8-day-old culture, viewed from bottom of plate, grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark cycles
5429771	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	8-day-old culture, grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark cycles
5429769	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	4-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark cycles, viewed from bottom of plate
5429768	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	2-day-old culture grown on QPDA at 25C with alternating light and dark cycles
5429795	southern blight	Sclerotium rolfsii	fungal growth on plant tissue in moist chamber after 5 days
5344022	Brazilian peppertree	Schinus terebinthifolius
5429778	bacterial black stalk	Erwinia spp.	MSM three-day-old culture, viewed from the bottom
5426742	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	Black mold/stem canker of tomato
5426745	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	bottom view of plate at two days
5426746	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	top view of culture plate at two days
5426747	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	The spores were obtained with a tape mount which was stained with Lactophenol Blue and viewed with a compound scope at 40x. The microscope picture was taken at 4 days (2x10x).
5426748	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	bottom view of culture plate at 4 days
5426749	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	top view of culture plate at 4 days
5426750	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	bottom view at 6 days
5426751	Alternaria black molds / stem cankers	Alternaria spp.	top view at 6 days
5429779	bacterial black stalk	Erwinia spp.	MSM three-day-old culture, viewed from the top of the plate. Note that blue MSM medium has turned red-orange (positive result for Erwinia spp.)
5429791	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	dissecting microscope image of four-day-old culture
5429821	royal palm bug	Xylastodoris luteolus	Adult and nymphs
5344021	Brazilian peppertree	Schinus terebinthifolius
5429781	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	two-day-old culture on QPDA, grown at 25 C with alternating light and dark, viewed from the bottom of the plate
5429782	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	two-day-old culture on QPDA, grown at 25 C with alternating light and dark, viewed from the top of the plate
5429783	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	11-day-old culture on QPDA, grown at 25 C with alternating light and dark, viewed from the bottom of the plate
5429788	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	four-day-old culture on QPDA, grown at 25 C with alternating light and dark, viewed from the bottom of the plate
5429789	Botryosphaeria rots and cankers	Botryosphaeria spp.	four-day-old culture on QPDA, grown at 25 C with alternating light and dark, viewed from the top of the plate
5429819	redbanded thrips	Selenothrips rubrocinctus	Immatures and fecal spots.
5429820	redbanded thrips	Selenothrips rubrocinctus
5429818	redbanded thrips	Selenothrips rubrocinctus	Adults and larvae
5429835	redbanded thrips	Selenothrips rubrocinctus
1879013	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
1879008	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
1624038	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	Grows well in sun and shade and is invading tree hammocks where it prevents cattle from seeking refuge from the sun in southern pastures.
1879010	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
1879009	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
5426815	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). The spore picture was taken at a two-day time interval at 40x magnification with a compound microscope. The spores were obtained via a tape mount and stained with Lactophenol Blue.
1624033	old world climbing fern	Lygodium microphyllum	Introduced from the old world tropics as a potted plant, has spread throughout south Florida where it smothers native trees, shrubs, and herbs. The plant is spread by spores which are carried about by wind, animals, and water.
5344032	waterhyacinth	Eichhornia crassipes
5426800	Rhizopus soft rots	Rhizopus spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a bottom view of the culture plate at 2 days.
5426801	Rhizopus soft rots	Rhizopus spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a top view of the culture plate at 2 days.
5426802	Rhizopus soft rots	Rhizopus spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a bottom view at 4 days.
5426803	Rhizopus soft rots	Rhizopus spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a top view at 4 days.
5426806	Rhizopus soft rots	Rhizopus spp.	The pathogen was grown on Acidified Potato Dextrose Medium and incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). The spore picture was taken at a four day time interval at 40x magnification with a compound microscope. The spores were obtained via a tape mount and stained with Lactophenol Blue.
5426787	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	bottom view at 2 days
5426790	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	top view at 4 days, 25C
5426791	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	bottom view at 6 days, 25C
5426792	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	top view at 6 days, 25C
5426793	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.
5426794	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.
5426795	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.
5426777	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	bottom view at 4 days, 25C
5426827	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is a bottom view at 4 days.
5426828	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is the top view at 4 days.
5426829	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. The spores were obtained with a tape mount which was stained with Lactophenol Blue and viewed with a compound microscope at 40x. The microscope picture was taken at 4 days.
5426831	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is a bottom view at 6 days.
5426832	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is a top view at 6 days.
5426833	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is a bottom view at 2 days.
5426834	wood rot fungi	Trichoderma spp.	Please note that Trichoderma is common lab contaminant and not technically a plant pathogen. It is frequently seen on plates while attemping to grow out unknown pathogens. This is a top view at 2 days.
5426771	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	bottom view of culture plate at 4 days
5426772	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	top view of culture plate at 4 days
5426773	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	bottom view of culture plate at 6 days
5426774	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	image taken after 2 days of growth on APDA at 25C
5426778	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	top view of culture plate at 4 days, 25C
5426779	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	bottom view of culture plate at 6 days, 25C
5426780	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	image was taken after 4 days of growth on QPDA at 25C, 40X magnification
5426784	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	image taken with dissecting microscope
5426786	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	top view of culture plate at 6 days, 25C
5426775	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	This is the bottom view of the culture plate at 2 days (25C).
5426776	Mucor fungus	Mucor spp.	top view of culture plate at 2 days, 25C
5426808	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.
5426809	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.
5426811	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a bottom view of the culture plate at 2 days.
5426812	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a top view of the culture plate at 2 days.
5426813	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a bottom view of the culture plate at 4 days.
5426814	black stem, stalk rot	Thielaviopsis spp.	The pathogen was incubated at 25 degrees C with alternating periods of light and dark (12hr. each per day). This is a top view of the culture plate at 4 days.
5426788	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	top view at 2 days, 25C
5426789	Pestalotia fungi	Pestalotia spp.	bottom view at 4 days, 25C
5426768	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	bottom view of culture plate at 2 days
5426769	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	top view of culture plate at 6 days
5426758	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	top view at 6 days at 25C
5426752	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	bottom view at 2 days at 25C
5426753	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	top view at 2 days at 25C
5426754	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	top view at 4 days at 25C
5426755	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	bottom view at 4 days at 25C
5426756	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.
5426757	anthracnose	Colletotrichum spp.	bottom view at 6 days at 25C
5426760	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	bottom view of culture plate at 2 days
5426761	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	top view of culture plate at 2 days
5426762	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	bottom view of culture plate at 4 days
5426763	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	top view of culture plate at 4 days
5426764	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	bottom view of culture plate at 6 days
5426765	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	top viewof culture plate at 6 days
5426766	Fusarium root rot and wilt	Fusarium oxysporum	image taken after 2 days of growth on APDA at 25C
5426770	Fusarium wilts, blights, rots and damping-off	Fusarium spp.	top view of culture plate at 2 days
5344026	turkeyberry	Solanum torvum
2308001	parrot feather milfoil	Myriophyllum aquaticum
5349042	torpedograss	Panicum repens
5349034	coral ardisia	Ardisia crenata
1624028	hydrilla	Hydrilla verticillata	Discovered in the Crystal River in south Florida in 1960.
1391387	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum
1624035	melaleuca	Melaleuca quinquenervia	A tree from Australia, was introduced into south Florida in the early 1900s as a landscape ornamental, to dry up the Everglades and for use as a timber crop.
5344030	torpedograss	Panicum repens
1624031	Eurasian watermilfoil	Myriophyllum spicatum	Native to Africa, and Europe, invades lakes, ponds, and other water bodies throughout the United States.
1624029	hydrilla	Hydrilla verticillata	Discovered in the Crystal River in south Florida in 1960.
0002137	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	juvenile plant
1299189	hydrilla	Hydrilla verticillata
1879012	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera
2109006	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata
2109007	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	Looking at the leaf you see that only the distal portion has been rolled.
2109013	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	The head capsule on mature larvae is darker than in earlier instars. At high magnification the tracheal system is visible through the clear integument.
5349033	tungoil tree	Vernicia fordii
2721066	bark beetles		D. frontalis (left) compared to and Ips calligraphus (right)
2109008	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	Here is a leaf partially unrolled
2109009	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	About one-half the time there is no insect inside, only their frass.
2109010	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	About one-half the time there is no insect inside, only their frass.
2109012	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	Larvae have a clear skin and the green color comes from the leaves they eat
2109014	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	The basswood leafroller appartently overwinters within the rolled leaf.
2109011	basswood leafroller	Pantographa limata	2 half-grown larvae of the basswood leafroller
1546135	elm sawfly	Cimbex americana	feeding on willow one of its common hosts
1546134	asimina webworm moth	Omphalocera munroei	a leaf tier of pawpaw and other Astiminia species
1546185	eastern pine weevil	Pissodes nemorensis
5344007	coral ardisia	Ardisia crenata
5425591	climbing fern	Lygodium spp.	rhizomes
5425588	climbing fern	Lygodium spp.	rhizomes
5425589	climbing fern	Lygodium spp.	rhizomes
5425590	climbing fern	Lygodium spp.	rhizomes
1546102	redheaded pine sawfly	Neodiprion lecontei
5349039	Brazilian waterweed	Egeria densa	combination of Egeria densa and Egeria najas; predominantly Egeria densa
0002136	wetland nightshade	Solanum tampicense	along riverbank
0002143	wetland nightshade	Solanum tampicense	cluster of berries and typical leaf
5371578	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis	soldier mouth parts
1299002	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	in hammock, mowed and unmowed
1879003	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera	ripened fruit with tallow coating; foliage just starting to change
5344028	torpedograss	Panicum repens	rhizomes
5344027	torpedograss	Panicum repens	rhizomes
5344029	torpedograss	Panicum repens	rhizomes
5344025	turkeyberry	Solanum torvum
5344024	skunk-vine	Paederia foetida
5344020	skunk-vine	Paederia foetida
5344023	skunk-vine	Paederia foetida	in flower
5344019	sacred bamboo	Nandina domestica
5371577	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis	soldier
5371576	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis
0002008	Brazilian peppertree	Schinus terebinthifolius	dense stand of trees
5371581	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis	worker
5371580	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis	soldier mouth parts
5371579	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis	soldier
5371582	tree termite	Nasutitermes costalis
5349044	octopus tree	Schefflera actinophylla
5349040	Brazilian waterweed	Egeria densa
5349043	giant salvinia	Salvinia molesta
1515017	gypsy moth	Lymantria dispar	laying eggs
1515018	gypsy moth	Lymantria dispar	laying eggs
5110018	whitefringed beetles	Naupactus spp.
5135030	cycad aulacaspis scale	Aulacaspis yasumatsui	males and females on cycad pinna
5135032	cycad aulacaspis scale	Aulacaspis yasumatsui
5110009	fall armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda
5110015	fall armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda
5110012	lesser cornstalk borer	Elasmopalpus lignosellus
5110004	twospotted spider mite	Tetranychus urticae
5110006	velvetbean caterpillar	Anticarsia gemmatalis	Dark phase of caterpillar
5110007	fall armyworm	Spodoptera frugiperda
5110005	stink bugs
5110008	bollworm	Helicoverpa zea
5110010	southern armyworm	Spodoptera eridania
5110013	rednecked peanutworm	Stegasta bosqueella
5110014	bollworm	Helicoverpa zea
5110017	western spotted cucumber beetle	Diabrotica undecimpunctata undecimpunctata	southern corn rootworm adult
5110019	click beetles	Conoderus spp.
5124092	lobate lac scale	Paratachardina pseudolobata	infestation of branch
5124098	lobate lac scale	Paratachardina pseudolobata	first instars (little red elongate oval forms), one early second instar (looks like little dog discuit and is to the right of center) and mature females
5124100	lobate lac scale	Paratachardina pseudolobata	sooty-mold associated with lobate lac scale
5125001	lobate lac scale	Paratachardina pseudolobata	Mature females with first and second instars
5125002	lobate lac scale	Paratachardina pseudolobata	mature females with first and secon instars
5025044	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	Small hive beetle larvae on a comb of honey; 1 September, 2004
5025043	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	Small hive beetle larva preparing to pupate in the soil.
5025045	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	Small hive beetle larvae in honey bee feeder; 1 September, 2004
5025046	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	2003; Grahamstown, South Africa
5025048	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	dorsal and ventral views; Grahamstown, South Africa; 2003
5025041	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	Adult honey bees guarding a small hive beetle adult.
5025042	small hive beetle	Aethina tumida	Adult small hive beetle on frame of honey.
5025047	honey bee	Apis mellifera	Adult honey bee removing bee prepupa after small hive beetle invasion; June, 2005
5007014	black twig borer	Xylosandrus compactus
0725080	palm lethal yellowing	Candidatus Phytoplasma palmae PLY	Late stage symptoms of palm lethal yellowing phytoplasma in Phoenix canariensis. Lower leaves turn brown and die, central growing bud of the palm dies and the youngest leaf collapses.
1361188	fire		Fire damage to pine. Tree of left will probably live. Tree on right will probably die and be infested by Ips.
1277050	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Castes (reproductive, soldiers, and pseudergates - immature reproductives)
1277051	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Alate (reproductive)
1277052	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Wing
1277053	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Soldier (antennae removed)
1277054	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Damage to a wooden door
1277055	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Pellets
1277056	west indian powderpost drywood termite	Cryptotermes brevis	Multiple castes
2516005	bark beetle	Hylastes salebrosus	Hylastes salebrosus in a phloem-feeding beetle that breeds in roots and stumps of pines. Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516011	weevil	Cossonus corticola	This small, black weevil is a common associate of pine bark beetles. It is found under the bark in large numbers at about the time the bark-beetle brood matures. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516014	hister beetle	Platysoma parallelus	One of the histerid beetles that prey on other insects found under the bark Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516017	red-legged buprestis	Buprestis rufipes	It breeds in a wide variety of hardwoods throughout the eastern United States from Pennsylvania south to Texas. It is a bright metallic green with characteristic yellow stripes and bands. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516010	wedge-shaped beetle	Hesperobaenus rufipes	A monotomid beetle that probably feeds on fungi under the bark. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516013	parasitic flat bark beetle	Catogenus rufus	Larvae are ectoparasites on pupae of wood-boring Coleoptera. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516021	sixspined ips	Ips calligraphus	Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516001	black turpentine beetle	Dendroctonus terebrans	Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516002	black turpentine beetle	Dendroctonus terebrans	Dorsal view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516007	cylindrical bark beetles	Lasconotus pusillus	One of the colydiid beetles that prey on bark beetles and other insects.Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516006	bark beetle	Hylastes porculus	Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516012	darkling beetle	Corticeus parallelus	One of the predatory tenebrionids. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516008	comb-clawed beetle	Lobopoda erythrocnemis	One of the comb-clawed beetles. Formerly in the family Alleculidae, these beetles are now a subfamily in Tenebrionidae. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516009	comb-clawed beetle	Lobopoda erythrocnemis	The inset in this view of Hymenorus sp. shows an enlarged claw and illustrates why this group has the common name comb-clawed beetles. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516019	ambrosia beetle	Myoplatypus flavicornis	Dorsal view of male taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516015	metalic wood-boring beetle	Buprestis consularis	Buprestid that breeds in dead pines in the Southeast. It is recognized by the 3 or 4 orange-yellow broken transverse bands on black elytra.Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516020	ambrosia beetles	Xyleborus spp.	Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516016	turpentine borer	Buprestis apricans	This buprestid breeds in dry scars of living pines throughout the South. It is recognized by the uniform dorsal coloration, somewhat like an apricot. Taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
2516003	southern pine beetle	Dendroctonus frontalis	Side view taken using an Auto-Montage digital microscopy system.© 2002, 2003 by the University of Florida and may be freely used for educational purposes as long as credit is given to the University of Florida and, if space permits, the photographer. Any commercial use requires written permission of the Chairman, Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-0620.
0002151	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	field plots showing control 2 months post treatment in 1998. The bacterial pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum (E. F. Smith) Yabuuchi was applied using the Burch Wet Blade Mower to plots on left side that were previously infested with tropical soda apple.
3694003	chinaberry	Melia azedarach
1879004	Chinese tallowtree	Triadica sebifera	invading a box elder forest, understory is dense, montypic mat of tallow seedling Photo taken at Payne's Praire NWR, outside of Gainesville, Fla - May 1999
2721070	bark beetles		adults of Ips avulsus, Ips grandicollis, Ips calligraphus, Dendroctonus frontalis and Dendroctonus terebrans
2721072	Peigler's oakworm moth	Anisota peigleri	an orange-striped oakworm, Gainesville, Fla, This species is a nuisance in residential neighborhoods, defoliating laurel and water oaks, depositing frass in and around swimming pools, and swarming all over as the caterpillars disperse to seek pupation sites in soil.
2721065	southern pine beetle	Dendroctonus frontalis	D. frontalis (left) compared to Ips avulsus (right)
0002149	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	Burch Wet Blade Mower used for applying the bacterial pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum (E. F. Smith) Yabuuchi to tropical soda apple
0002150	tropical soda apple	Solanum viarum	wilted plant exhibiting disease symptoms of the bacterial pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum (E. F. Smith) Yabuuchi
0795044	whitemarked tussock moth	Orgyia leucostigma	froth-covered egg mass
0795045	whitemarked tussock moth	Orgyia leucostigma	moth laying her eggs
0284086	redheaded pine sawfly	Neodiprion lecontei	cluster
0284087	redheaded pine sawfly	Neodiprion lecontei	newly enclosed
0284088	redheaded pine sawfly	Neodiprion lecontei	second instars