Research Team
Oregon Research Personnel
| Name | Organization | ||
| Linda Brewer | Program Manager | Oregon State University | |
Research
Annual Research Reviews
Year 4: Biology and Management of Spotted Wing Drosophila on Small and Stone Fruits 2014.
A summary of SCRI-funded research results from year 4 of the project. It was developed from scientist presentations at the annual SWD Stakeholder Advisory Committee Meeting.
Objective 1: Evaluate genetic, biological and ecological parameters of SWD.
Comparing late instar larvae of western cherry fruit fly and spotted wing drosophila
This photo document details visual differences in late-instar larvae of western cherry fruit fly and spotted wing drosophila.
Produced by Dr. Peter Shearer and Preston Brown, OSU MCAREC
Recognize fruit damage from spotted wing drosophila
Distribution and Mapping Resources for Spotted Wing Drosophila
Statewide SWD Realtime Mapping - Maps by county for Oregon
SWD Degree Day Phenology Model - Forecasted development of SWD population by degree days
Integrated Pest Management of SWD
Prevention - This is only effective if the pest has not made it to the targeted area. Use sanitation practices to destroy fruit culls. Remove other potential SWD habitat. Promptly remove all non-marketable hanging fruit from your fields. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Biology of Spotted Wing Drosophila
A collection of quality publications for describing the biology of spotted wing drosophila.
Life Cycle collection of photographs depicting life cycle of spotted wing drosophila, courtesy of Washington State University Extension in Whatcom County
Identification dichotomous key produced by Oregon Department of Agriculture, includes detailed photographs of morphological characteristics (June 2010)
Personnel
A list of scientists conducting research funded in part by the USDA-NIFA SCRI grant.
A new pest attacking healthy ripening fruit in Oregon
OSU Extension Service document EM8991.pdf
Authors: Amy Dreves; Vaughn Walton; Glenn Fisher
2009 OSU Extension Service document describes the basic life cycle of D. suzukii and gives preliminary management strategies, potential horticultural impact, and contact information for research entomologists.