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- UC Guide (garden and landscape):
- Herbs: Basil, Lavender, Mint, Oregano, Rosemary
- Vegetables: Beets, Chard, Radish, Turnip
- Abiotic diseases: Boron toxicity or other specific ions in excess, Common nutrient deficiency symptoms, Conditions and locations favoring salt damage to plants, Iron deficiency, Magnesium deficiency, Manganese deficiency, Nitrogen deficiency, Nitrogen excess, Nutrient and mineral excesses, salinity, and salt toxicity, Nutrient deficiencies, pH problems, Phosphorus deficiency, Potassium deficiency, Zinc deficiency
- Diseases: Dematophora root rot or Rosellinia root rot, Fasciation, Fusarium wilt, Heterobasidion root disease, Landscape trees and shrubs resistant to Verticillium wilt, Verticillium wilt, Witches' broom
- Insects and mites: Amorbia, Avocado brown mite, Blister, bud, erineum, gall, and rust mites, Broad mite and cyclamen mite, Brown mite, Chilli thrips, Citrus bud mite, Citrus red mite, Citrus rust mite (silver mite), Common weevil species, Dryberry mite, European red mite, Eutypa dieback, Fruit flies, Grape erineum mite, Green fruit beetle, How to distinguish insect larvae, Live oak erineum mite, Mites, Monterey pine bud moth, Natural enemies of mites, Oak leaf phylloxera, Orange tortrix, Pearleaf blister mite, Persea mite, Poplar and willow borer, Redberry mite, Shothole borer, Sixspotted mite
- Bee Precaution Pesticide Ratings: revised Frequently Asked Questions
- Revised Protecting Natural Enemies and Pollinators
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