Outbreak of Variable Oak Leaf Caterpillar and Hypoxylon Canker Threatens Central Mississippi Oaks
A significant outbreak of variable oak leaf caterpillar, coupled with the presence of hypoxylon canker, which is a fungus that […]
Read MoreA significant outbreak of variable oak leaf caterpillar, coupled with the presence of hypoxylon canker, which is a fungus that […]
Read MoreTo monitor forest health issues, such as the southern pine beetle, MFC sends out flights statewide each year in the […]
Read MoreCogongrass (Imperata cylindrica), an invasive grass species wreaking havoc in the Southeast region of the United States, is causing significant […]
Read MoreHumans play a role in the spread of invasive plants and forest pests. We also play in major part in preventing the spread of these damaging species.
Read MoreCrape myrtles are a common sight to Mississippians. From its colorful flower clusters to spectacular trunk colors, crape myrtles are a favorite in many landscapes.
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