LPL IPM site audit

• Client name

• Address

Audit info

• Conducted on

  Date

• Points of Interest

• Prepared by

Beneficial insects

• Are beneficial insects present?

  yes

  no

  not applicable

• Which natural enemies are present?

• Ladybeetles

• Spiders

• Anagrus parasitoid

• Lacewings

• Minute pirate bugs

• Predaceous mites

• Comments:

Thrips

• Is thrips injury seen?

  yes

  no

• How many thrips are seen after tapping a shoot tip on white paper?

Scale and mealybugs

• Are scale or mealybugs seen?

  yes

  no

• European fruit leucanium scale?

• Which life stages are seen?

  Select eggs early instar crawlers late instar crawlers adults

  • eggs
  • early instar crawlers
  • late instar crawlers
  • adults

• Where is the pest seen?

  Select trunk branches leaves flowers/ fruit

  • trunk
  • branches
  • leaves
  • flowers/ fruit

• Citrus mealybug?

• Which life stages are seen?

  Select eggs early instar crawlers late instar crawlers adults

  • eggs
  • early instar crawlers
  • late instar crawlers
  • adults

• Where is the pest seen?

  Select trunk branches leaves flowers/ fruit

  • trunk
  • branches
  • leaves
  • flowers/ fruit

• Longtailed or other mealybug?

• Which life stages are seen?

  Select eggs early instar crawlers late instar crawlers adults

  • eggs
  • early instar crawlers
  • late instar crawlers
  • adults

• Where is the pest seen?

  Select trunk branches leaves flowers/ fruit

  • trunk
  • branches
  • leaves
  • flowers/ fruit

• Comments:

• Yes

  No

  N/A

Chewing pests

Cutworms

• moth larvae that hide under litter or soil

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• Are caterpillars or their signs seen?

  yes

  no

• Please describe:

Spider mites

• Are spider mites causing visible injury?

  yes

  no

• What percentage of mid-shoot leaves have spider mites present?

  less than 50

  50 to 65

  65 or more

• Are spider mite natural enemies present?

  yes

  no

  not applicable

• Check which natural enemies are present:

• Predatory mites

• Six-spotted thrips

• Comments:

Other insect pests

• Describe any other insect pests:

Fungus

• Verticilium Wilt

  yes

  no

• Fusarium Wilt (soil-borne ornamentals & edibles)

  yes

  no

• wilted leaves and stunted plants, as well as root rot and sometimes blackened stem rot. It’s especially active in hot summer temp

• Remove and dispose infected material

  Yes

  No

  N/A

• Black Spot [Roses](small black spots appear on foliage, turn yellow and eventually drops off.)<br>

  yes

  no

• The fungus overwinters in diseased canes and leaves, so remove both before winter.

• Downey Mildew (the upper portion of leaves to discolor, while the bottoms develop white or gray mold.)

  yes

  no

• Powdery mildew (white dusty coating on leaves, stems and flowers)

  yes

  no

• Sooty Mold

  yes

  no

• Botrytis (white growth on the plant but very soon darkens to a Smoky-gray "dusty" color.)

  yes

  no

Other diseases

• What other diseases are seen?

• Rust

• Canker

• Armallaria Root rot

• Citrus psyllid

• Viral

• Nematodes

Weeds

• On a scale of 1 to 10, rate the amount of weeds "1" indicates that the ground is weed-free, and a "10" means that the vineyard is very weedy.

• Describe the weed situation.

Vertebrate pests

• On a scale of 1 to 10, rate the activity of gophers where a "1" indicates that the ground is undisturbed, and a "10" means that the beds are highly disturbed.

• Describe the gopher situation.

• Is current season evidence of field mice injury seen?

  yes

  no

• Describe the extent of the injury.

• Describe any other vertebrate pest injury:

Other observations

• Please describe any other observations of note.

• Additional photos

  Media