SANTIAGO, MUNICIPIO DE MANZANILLO, COLIMA, MÉXICO

To train technical staff in the management of HLB, leprosis, canker, variegated chlorosis, black spot and citrus tristeza virus

Day 1 - AUGUST 28, 2013

01

Importance of production and use of certified plants to prevent citrus quarantine pests

Pedro Robles,
SENASICA,
Mexico

02

Etiology, history, worldwide situation and control of citrus tristeza virus and its vector

Luis Ángel Villarreal,
SAGARPA Nuevo León

Robert Krueger,
USDA ARS,
USA

03

Races of citrus tristeza virus in Mexico and consequences for a control phytosanitary campaign

Gustavo Mora Aguilera,
School of Graduate Studies,
Mexico

04

Etiology, history, worldwide situation and management of leprosis and its vectors

Maria Andréia Nunes,
Centro Apta Citros Sylvio Moreira,
Brazil

05

Strategy of the campaign against leprosis and brown citrus aphid

Elsa Hernández,
SENASICA,
Mexico

06

Current situation, management and economic impact of citrus black spot in Florida, USA

Timothy Riley,
USDA, APHIS,
USA

07

Current situation, management and economic impact of citrus variegated chlorosis in Brazil

Thiago Iost Antunes,
TMFsolucoes,
Brazil

08

Current situation, management and economic impact of citrus canker in Florida, USA

Timothy Riley,
USDA, APHIS,
USA

09

Citrus pests under phytosanitary surveillance in Mexico

Rigoberto González,
SENASICA,
Mexico

Day 2 - AUGUST 29, 2013

10

Etiology, history, worldwide situation of Huanglongbing

John DaGraca
Texas A&M University,
USA

11

Biology and worldwide situation of Diaphorina citri

Mamoudou Setamouv
Texas A&M University,
USA

12

Control of Diaphorina citri through area-wide management in Brazil

Paulo Branco Paiva
Sao Paulo University,
Brazil

13

Citrus Health Management Areas (CHMAs)

Greg Carlton and Timothy Riley
Statewide CHMA Coordinator FDACS DPI,
USA

14

Control of Diaphorina citri through area-wide management in Texas

Mamoudou Setamou
Texas A&M University,
USA

15

Evaluation of CaL viability in HLB-infected citrus plants

Beatriz Xoconostle
CINVESTAV,
Mexico

16

Progress and perspectives on international research on HLB and its vector

John DaGraca
Texas A&M University,
USA

17

Progress and perspectives on national research on HLB and its vector

J. Isabel López
INIFAP,
Mexico

Day 3 - AUGUST 30, 2013

18

Strategic surveillance to detect HLB

Héctor Sánchez
SENASICA,
Mexico

19

Protocol to deal with outbreaks of infectious HLB or psyllids

Ismael Delgadillo
SENASICA,
Mexico

20

Sampling, sample delivery and diagnostics to detect HLB

Iobana Alanís
SENASICA,
Mexico

21

Evaluation of the campaign against HLB in Mexico (2008-2011)

Diznarda Salcedo
CEF-PROFIT,
Mexico

22

Regional Control Areas (ARCOs) for Asian citrus psylid

Pedro Robles
SENASICA,
Mexico

23

The role of trust between producers for the implementation and operation of ARCOs

Isabel Mamani Oño
UACH,
Mexico

24

Epidemilogical criteria to establish ARCOs

Gustavo Mora Aguilera
School of Graduate Studies,
Mexico

25

Diaphorina Monitoring System (SIMDIA)

Alejandro Jiménez
CESAVESON,
Mexico

26

Rational use of pesticides in ARCOs

Edgardo Cortéz
INIFAP,
Mexico

27

Use of biological control in ARCOs

Hugo Arredondo
SENASICA,
Mexico

28

Use of biological control in ARCOs

Salvador Delgadillo
SENASICA,
Mexico