A gypsy moth caterpillar. This is just one of many important insects which will be discussed in the class.
(Photo © J. Appleby, Univ. of Illinois)

NRES 280/IB 280

Forest and Landscape Insects

3 Undergraduate Credit Hours
Intended for junior and senior students.

Lecturer: Dr. James E. Appleby, Entomologist
Phone: 4-3431 (244-3431)

Lecture: Monday 1-2 pm
Lecture/Lab: Wednesday 1-3 pm

Meeting Place: M5 Turner Hall (Basement Lab)

This course will cover the economically important insects and mites of trees, shrubs, and flowers, with emphasis on life history studies. Cultural, biological, and chemical controls will be discussed. The course will be useful for those contemplating future work in forestry, landscaping, the nursery industry, arboriculture, and retail garden store.

Link to syllabus

Link to turf insect info

Additional Readings