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Picudo Red: How the Imm Responds, in a City with 31 Thousand Palm Trees - Diario La R
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The streets of Montevideo begin to feel the effects of the red picudo, the beetle considered as one of the most serious pests for palm trees. The presence of this plague is silent and in case of not taking preventive or control measures, it ends up killing the infested palm tree, thus causing the need for its extraction in the face of the risk of causing accidents. As regards responsibilities, the execution of the phytosanitary measures will be …
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