Author
Waterfall, PatriciaAffiliation
Soil, Water & Enviromental ScienceIssue Date
1998Keywords
plants
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Arid urban environment increases the potential insect problems in shrubs and trees. Urban stress conditions include extreme temperatures, salty irrigation water, and heavy soils. Further, many trees and shrubs available in nurseries are not adapted to these arid climates. This publication discusses in detail how to prevent or reduce insect and disease problems for desert-adapted plants by following proper planting, pruning, irrigation, and weed control practices.Series/Report no.
University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Publication AZ1048Description
20 pp.Additional Links
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