Agricultural and Life Sciences (IFAS)

Martini Lab

Led by Xavier Martini · Entomology and Nematology

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What we study

The Martini Lab studies insect pests and their vectors of plant diseases, focusing on chemical ecology and integrated pest management. They use field observations and experiments to develop non-chemical control methods.

What working here is like

  • Fieldwork
  • Wet lab
  • Other insects
  • Plants
Projects
3
Papers
5

Current projects

Asian citrus psyllid

Researching the ecology and behavior of the psyllid vector of citrus greening, including its winter survival and dispersion.

Redbay ambrosia beetle

Studying beetle repellents and push-pull systems to control laurel wilt.

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Vegetable entomology

Investigating thrips and whitefly control using minute pirate bugs and their prey cues.

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Recent papers, explained

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