Paul Bachi's Images
Title: Research SpecialistOrganization: University of Kentucky
Unit: Plant Pathology
Country: United States
Web: http://www.ca.uky.edu/agcollege/plantpathology/extension/pdd_lab.html
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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5472896 | kermes scales | Kermes spp. | White oak with dieback of new terminal growth caused by a Lecanium scale. |
| 5472897 | kermes scales | Kermes spp. | White oak with dieback of new terminal growth caused by a Lecanium scale. |
| 5476037 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | Leaves of a species of Hickory with bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola. |
| 5476038 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | Leaves of a species of Hickory with bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola. |
| 5476039 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | Two bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola protruding from the lower surface of a hickory leaf. One tube has been removed. |
| 5476040 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | View of the top surface of a hickory leaf where three bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola, are attached. |
| 5476041 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | Areas in the lower leaf surface after three bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola were removed from the lower surface of a hickory leaf. |
| 5476042 | hickory bullet gall midge | Caryomyia tubicola | Two bullet or tube galls caused by the midge, Caryomyia tubicola, removed from the lower surface of a hickory leaf. |
| 5472904 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Close-up upper surface of the grape leaf with one reddish-purple tube gall removed. Formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472891 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Close-up of lower surface of grape leaf with grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472905 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Close-up of single reddish-purple tube gall formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472890 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Lower surface of grape leaf with grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472888 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Reddish-purple spikes on upper surface of grape leaf are grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472889 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Reddish-purple spikes on upper surface of grape leaf are grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472892 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Reddish-purple spikes on upper surface of grape leaf are grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5472893 | grape tube gallmaker | Schizomyia viticola | Close-up of reddish-purple spikes on upper surface of grape leaf are grape tube galls formed by a midge, Schizomyia viticola (also known as Cecidomyia viticola). |
| 5430042 | vole | Microtus spp. | Entire root cluster chewed off at soil surface |
| 5476026 | lace bug | Corythucha associata | Bottom surface of leaf from the flowering cherry, Prunus 'First Lady' with injury from the Cherry lacebug, Corythucha associata. |
| 5476024 | lace bug | Corythucha associata | Close-up of the top surface of leaf from the flowering cherry, Prunus 'First Lady' with injury from the Cherry lacebug, Corythucha associata. |
| 5476025 | lace bug | Corythucha associata | Bottom surface of leaf from the flowering cherry, Prunus 'First Lady' with injury from the Cherry lacebug, Corythucha associata. |
| 5476027 | lace bug | Corythucha associata | Close-up of the bottom surface of leaf from the flowering cherry, Prunus 'First Lady' with injury from the Cherry lacebug, Corythucha associata. |
| 5476023 | lace bug | Corythucha associata | Top surface of leaf from the flowering cherry, Prunus 'First Lady' with injury from the Cherry lacebug, Corythucha associata. |
| 5430022 | soybean cyst nematode | Heterodera glycines | Soybean variety trial showing on plot where the Soybean cyst nematode, Heterodera glycines, has significantly stunted the plants. |
| 5430023 | soybean cyst nematode | Heterodera glycines | Soybean field with a samll area of stunted plants due to infestation of Soybean cyst nematodes, Heterodera glycines. |
| 5472894 | Lecanium scales | Lecanium spp. | White oak with dieback of new terminal growth caused by a Lecanium scale. |
| 5424389 | construction | Bulldozer causing two main problems - removing roots and soil and compacting soil. | |
| 5430062 | sulfentrazone | Damage from herbicide, Sulfentrazone The leaves show two primary symptoms:1- areas or blotches of necrotic tissue that is due to splashing of “Spartan” up onto the leaf. It is associated with highrates of the herbicide (or overlapping), wet prone soils, and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. 2- a death (whitening) of the finer veins and a little puckering. This can be associated with the herbicide "Spartan" when taken up through the roots. The injury is associated with movement of the herbicide into the root zone due to incorporation and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. These symptoms are usually seenon the older leaves and little or no symptoms on the younger ones. The plants will usually grow out of the injury sustained earlier in the season. Plants taking up enough herbicide to cause injury later in the season will be stunted and the leaves that are injured are not marketable. | |
| 5430044 | sulfentrazone | Damage from herbicide, Sulfentrazone The leaves show two primary symptoms:1- areas or blotches of necrotic tissue that is due to splashing of “Spartan” up onto the leaf. It is associated with highrates of the herbicide (or overlapping), wet prone soils, and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. 2- a death (whitening) of the finer veins and a little puckering. This can be associated with the herbicide "Spartan" when taken up through the roots. The injury is associated with movement of the herbicide into the root zone due to incorporation and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. These symptoms are usually seenon the older leaves and little or no symptoms on the younger ones. The plants will usually grow out of the injury sustained earlier in the season. Plants taking up enough herbicide to cause injury later in the season will be stunted and the leaves that are injured are not marketable. | |
| 5430045 | sulfentrazone | herbicide damage of Sulfentrazone The leaves show two primary symptoms:1- areas or blotches of necrotic tissue that is due to splashing of “Spartan” up onto the leaf. It is associated with highrates of the herbicide (or overlapping), wet prone soils, and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. 2- a death (whitening) of the finer veins and a little puckering. This can be associated with the herbicide "Spartan" when taken up through the roots. The injury is associated with movement of the herbicide into the root zone due to incorporation and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. These symptoms are usually seenon the older leaves and little or no symptoms on the younger ones. The plants will usually grow out of the injury sustained earlier in the season. Plants taking up enough herbicide to cause injury later in the season will be stunted and the leaves that are injured are not marketable. | |
| 5430063 | sulfentrazone | Damage from herbicide, Sulfentrazone The leaves show two primary symptoms:1- areas or blotches of necrotic tissue that is due to splashing of “Spartan” up onto the leaf. It is associated with highrates of the herbicide (or overlapping), wet prone soils, and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. 2- a death (whitening) of the finer veins and a little puckering. This can be associated with the herbicide "Spartan" when taken up through the roots. The injury is associated with movement of the herbicide into the root zone due to incorporation and/or a heavy rain preceding the onset of symptoms by a few days. These symptoms are usually seenon the older leaves and little or no symptoms on the younger ones. The plants will usually grow out of the injury sustained earlier in the season. Plants taking up enough herbicide to cause injury later in the season will be stunted and the leaves that are injured are not marketable. | |
| 5430039 | vole | Microtus spp. | A single Nandina showing its size; the ruler is 6 inches long |
| 5430040 | vole | Microtus spp. | Close-up of rodent injury on roots of Nandina |
| 5430041 | vole | Microtus spp. | Close-up of rodent injury on roots of Nandina |
| 5368970 | fungicides | Scarring or russetting likely from the Captan used and the environmental conditions and/or the amount of spray and adjuvants used. | |
| 5368971 | fungicides | Scarring or russetting likely from the Captan used and the environmental conditions and/or the amount of spray and adjuvants used. | |
| 5368972 | fungicides | Scarring or russetting likely from the Captan used and the environmental conditions and/or the amount of spray and adjuvants used. | |
| 5368622 | stink bugs | Euschistus spp. | evidence of stink bug injury at base of stem; small hole |
| 5368623 | stink bugs | Euschistus spp. | evidence of stink bug injury at base of stem; small hole |
