Investigating factors that determine the effectiveness of natural enemies, particularly predators and their adaptations to soybeans and potatoes. The exotic soybean aphid is the focus of study including the impact of native predators and the potential of new natural enemies as part of a classical biological control program
Biological Control Publications
Extension Pest Information
Investigating factors that determine the effectiveness of natural enemies, particularly predators and their adaptations to soybeans and potatoes. The exotic soybean aphid is the focus of study including the impact of native predators and the potential of new natural enemies as part of a classical biological control program.
Websites
Emerald Ash Borer in Indiana
The Emerald Ash Borer is changing the face of Indiana landscapes by destroying its ash trees. Use this web site to find out where EAB is located, how to combat this invasive pest, and what you can do to preserve ash trees in Indiana.Authors: Dr. Cliff Sadof, Jodie Ellis
Indiana Gypsy Moth Information
Find information on recent Gypsy Moth developments, management and control strategies, and the distribution of this exotic invasive species.Author: Dr. Cliff Sadof, Jodie Ellis
Landscape Entomology Laboratory
Our goal is to promote the design of indoor and outdoor landscapes that can be maintained with a minimum of pesticide use. Research, extension and teaching efforts promote the biological and natural control of pests in forests, urban landscapes, nurseries, greenhouses and Christmas trees.Author: Dr. Cliff Sadof
Staff
Dr. Cliff Sadof
Professor, Landscape & Ornamental, Biological ControlOffice Phone: 494-5983
Office Number: SMTH B1A
Lab Number: SMTH B78
Office Phone: 494-7738
Fax: 494-2152
Email: csadof@purdue.edu
Biographical Information