How Biodiversity Strips Help to Attract More Beneficial Insects

By Wageningen University and Research|May 12, 2026

A Netherlands-based monitoring project, co-headed by Wageningen, looks at how greenhouse biodiversity strips attract beneficial insects.

A Refresher on Common Floriculture Viruses and How They Spread

By Heidi Lindberg | Michigan State University|April 3, 2026

Michigan State's Heidi Lindberg covers the most common types of floriculture crop viruses and their various modes of transmission.

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Tips For Managing Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus In Mums

Posted by Brian Sparks|September 28, 2016

According to a report from Michigan State University, symptoms of tomato spotted wilt virus on chrysanthemum include yellow blotching and rings, necrotic lesions, and stem collapse.

Tips For Managing Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus In Mums

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