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Managing Pests in Mississauga IPM practices involve the use of various control measures to reduce weed and pest populations in trees and turfed areas. The City manages weed and pest populations through a variety of physical, biological and cultural practices. Pesticides are only used when there are no other effective alternatives. The City has also adopted a practice that neighbourhood and general park areas not be sprayed with pesticides. For individual IPM practices for specific species, please see the links on the right hand side of the page. |
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Asian Longhorned Beetle |
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Anthracnose Foliar Disease |
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Canker Worms |
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Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) |
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Tent Caterpillars |
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West Nile Virus |
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Gypsy Moth Report 1 |
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Gypsy Moth Report 2 |
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Gypsy Moth Information Booklet |
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2006 Gypsy Moth Program Archive |
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2006 Gypsy Moth Program - Integrated Pest Management |
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2007 Gypsy Moth Program Archive |
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Be Pesticide Aware
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