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UOG researchers take part in confab on rhino beetles 

Researchers from Cooperative Extension & Outreach at the University of Guam recently participated in a Pacific-wide discussion on a new type of coconut rhinoceros beetle that is killing coconut and oil palms in Guam, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and other islands of the...
Posted On Sep 14 2018 06:00
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New coconut rhino beetle invading Pacific islands

During the XXVth International Congress of Entomology in Orlando, Florida (Sept. 25-30, 2016), the largest gathering of its kind ever held, scientists met in a special symposium to find answers to the problem of invasive scarab beetles, damaging species that are spreading around...
Posted On Oct 03 2016 06:06
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UOG: Beetle grubs found in bags of potting soil

Seeds, insects, earthworms, parasitic worms, mushrooms, and more can be found in soil. It is for this very reason that Guam law prohibits the importation of contaminated soil into the territory, in order to keep out unwanted invasive plants and animals. University of Guam College...
Posted On Jul 15 2016 06:00
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Guam prevents invasive species hitchhiking on FestPac materials

Last May 21, Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency intercepted live insects on coconut leaves shipped from Rota. A small leaf sample with insects attached was forwarded to the Guam Plant Inspection Facility, which is operated by the Guam Department of Agriculture. University of Guam...
Posted On May 27 2016 06:00
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