Florida Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey Program Quarterly Reports No. 1&2-2014

Florida Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey Program Quarterly Reports No. 1&2-2014 January 1 to June 30, 2014 Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry 1911 SW 34 th Street PO Box 147100 Gainesville, FL 32608 352.395.4700 Table of Contents: Table of Contents:...2 NAPIS Data Base 3 FDACS-DPI-CAPS and USDA-PPQ-CAPS Personnel...21 Maps:. 22 Map 1: Laurel Wilt County Distribution in Florida........22 Map 2: Tomato Commodity Survey in Florida, part 1.....23 Map 3: Tomato Commodity Survey in Florida, part 2.....24 Map 4: Tomato Commodity Survey in Florida, part 3.....25 Map 5: Nursery Commodity Survey in Florida, part 1.........26 Map 6: Nursery Commodity Survey in Florida, part 2.........27 Map 7: Nursery Commodity Survey in Florida, part 3.........28 Map 8: Cotton Commodity Survey in Florida, part 1........29 Map 9: Cotton Commodity Survey in Florida, part 2.......30 Map 10: EAB and GSOB Survey in Florida.........31 Map 11: Corn Commodity Survey in Florida, part 1.......32 Map 12: Corn Commodity Survey in Florida, part 2.........33 Map 13: Exotic Wood Boring Beetle Survey in Florida..........34 Figures:. 35 Fig. 1: CAPS downloadable calendar, March 2014 35 2

Introduction The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services-Division of Plant Industry (FDACS- DPI) Cooperative Agriculture Pest Survey (CAPS) program staff was engaged in many program activities including data entry, survey, public outreach, training and program development. Information on each program area is detailed in this report. NAPIS Data Base Table 1a. Pest records entered into the NAPIS database, 1st & 2nd Quarter 2014. U.S. Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Collier Total = 1 State Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Fiorinia proboscidaria Green citrus scale N/A N/A Hillsborough Colobicus parilis Pascoe Amaravirus Rose rosette virus colydiidae beetle rose rosette virus (RRaV) Satakentia liukiuensis (Hatus.) H. E. Moore satake palm Miami-Dade Rosa sp. roses Gadsden Chino Del Tomate Virus (CdTV) Chino Del Tomate Capsicum annuum chili pepper Collier Total = 4 County Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) a scolytid borer N/A N/A Seminole Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) a scolytid borer N/A N/A Brevard Xyleborus glabratus Eichhoff redbay ambrosia beetle N/A N/A Hamilton Xyleborus glabratus Eichhoff redbay ambrosia beetle N/A N/A Suwannee Eoreuma loftini (Dyar) Mexican rice borer N/A N/A Sumter Eoreuma loftini (Dyar) Mexican rice borer N/A N/A Citrus Raffaelea lauricola Raffaelea lauricola laurel wilt laurel wilt 3 Persea palustris (Raf.) Sarg. Persea palustris (Raf.) Sarg. swamp bay swamp bay Raffaelea lauricola laurel wilt Persea borbonia (L.) redbay Jefferson Raffaelea lauricola laurel wilt Persea borbonia (L.) redbay Madison Amphiareus obscuriceps (Poppius) minute pirate bug Gossypium sp. cotton Pinellas Liberibacter asiaticus Huanglongbing or citrus greening Lee Collier Citrus reticulata tangerine Duval Stethoconus praefectus (Distant) lace bug predator N/A N/A Lee Tinocallis ulmiparvifoliae Matsumura Chinese elm aphid N/A N/A Collier Melanaspis obscura obscure scale Quercus shumardii Shumard oak Flagler Chrysoma megacephala a blow fly N/A N/A Seminole Eubule spartocerana Brailovsky a coreid N/A N/A Lee Vatiga illudens (Drake) cassava lace bug Manihot esculenta Crantz cassava Broward Boreioglycaspis melaleucae melaleucae psyllid N/A N/A Brevard

Homaemus proteus Stål a scutellerid bug Vaccinium myrsinites Lam. shiny blueberry Xyleborinus andrewesi (Blandford) bark beetle N/A N/A St Lucie Atheas insignis Heidemann a lace bug N/A N/A Broward Spartocera batatas (Fabricius) giant sweet potato bug N/A N/A Monroe Merocoris typhaeus (Fabricius) Cnestus (syn: Xylosandrus) mutilatus (Blanford) a coreid bug camphor shot-borer, ambrosia beetle Polygala rugelii Shuttlw. Ex Chapman yellow milkwort Lake Brevard N/A N/A Collier Empoasca acantha Davidson & DeLong leafhopper mixed sp. mixed sp. Alachua Camponotus planatus Roger compact carpenter ant N/A N/A Polk Tetranychina apicalis (Banks) legume spider mite Trifolium incarnatum L. crimson clover Jackson Tetranychina apicalis (Banks) legume spider mite Vicia sativa L. common vetch Escambia Paracoccus juniperi Ehrhorn juniper mealybug Juniperus virginiana L. Eastern red cedar Brevard Tropidosteptes quercicola (Johnston) a mirid plant bug N/A N/A Volusia Streptopalpia minusculalis (Möschler) pyralid moth N/A N/A Orange Megacopta cribraria (Fabricius) bean plataspid Phaseolus vulgaris L. snap bean Santa Rosa Megacopta cribraria (Fabricius) bean plataspid Pueraria lobata kudzu Hernando Spartocera batatas (Fabricius) giant sweet potato bug Dioscorea bulbifera L. air potato vine Indian River Ambrosiophilus (Xyleborus) atratus (Eichhoff) a scolytid beetle N/A N/A Duval Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) a scolytid borer N/A N/A Orange Ambrosiophilus (Xyleborus) atratus (Eichhoff) a scolytid beetle N/A N/A Hamilton Acanalonia pumila (Van Duzee) a planthopper N/A N/A Broward Camponotus planatus Roger carpenter ant N/A N/A Hendry Trachyderes mandibularis Dupont horsebean longhorn beetle Quadrastichus erythrinae Kim erythrina gall wasp Erythrina variegata L. N/A N/A Polk tiger s-claw, Japanese coral tree Raffaelea lauricola laurel wilt Persea borbonia (L.) redbay Leon Hendry Raffaelea lauricola laurel wilt Persea sp. Persea sp. Monroe Total = 44 Host Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Xyleborinus andrewesi (Blandford) a scolytid beetle Persea borbonia (L.) redbay Duval Zaprionus indianus Gupta Spodoptera pulchella Zaprionus indianus Gupta Erinnyis ello (Linnaeus) a fruit fly Caribbean armyworm moth a fruit fly poinsettia sphinx moth (Cassava hornworm) Pouteria campechiana (Kunth) Baehni eggfruit St Lucie Dioscorea bulbifera L. air potato St Lucie Epiphyllum oxypetalum (Dc.) Haw. Queen of the Night St Lucie Conocarpus erectus L. buttonwood Miami-Dade Acutalis tartarea (Say) a treehopper Pluchea rosea rosy camphorweed Levy Total = 6 4

Table 1b. Historical pest records entered into NAPIS database. HISTORICAL U.S. Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Year N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Total = 0 HISTORICAL State Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Erinnyis ello (Linnaeus) Empoasca acantha Davidson & DeLong Camponotus planatus Roger Pest Common Name Poinsettia Sphinx Moth (Cassava hornworm) leafhopper compact carpenter ant Host Scientific Name Euphorbia lactea Haw. Ipomoea batatas Lam. Host Common Name County Year candelabra-cactus, hatrac-cactus, Miami-Dade 1980 dragon-bones sweet potato Orange 2001 Ceiba insignis Kunth floss-silk tree Broward 1987 Tetranychina apicalis (Banks) legume spider mite Vicia acutifolia Ell. fourleaf vetch Brevard 1981 Paracoccus juniperi Ehrhorn juniper mealybug Juniperus virginiana L. Eastern red cedar Citrus 2005 Total = 5 HISTORICAL County Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name a podocarpus aphid 5 Host Scientific Name Podocarpus macrophyllus Host Common Name County Year yew plum vine Alachua 2011 a podocarpus aphid N/A N/A Polk 2011 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Sumter 2011 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Miami-Dade 2011 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Marion 2011 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Lee 2011 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Sarasota 2011 a podocarpus aphid N/A N/A Broward 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Lake 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Palm Beach 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Pinellas 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Duval 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Volusia 2012 a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Putnam 2012 yew plum vine Nassau 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew St Johns 2012 a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Escambia 2012 yew plum vine Seminole 2012 yew plum vine Clay 2012

Total = 28 a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Columbia 2012 yew plum vine Okaloosa 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Suwannee 2012 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Baker 2012 a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Hillsborough 2013 yew plum vine Charlotte 2013 a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Monroe 2013 a podocarpus aphid a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus macrophyllus Podocarpus macrophyllus yew plum vine Brevard 2013 yew plum vine Indian River 2013 HISTORICAL Host Plant Pest Records Host Scientific Host Common Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Name Name County Year N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Total = 0 Table 2a. Counties with new records for all categories sorted most to least, 1st & 2nd Quarter 2014. County # of Records County # of Records Collier 5 Flagler 1 Brevard 4 Gadsden 1 St Lucie 4 Hernando 1 Broward 3 Hillsborough 1 Duval 3 Indian River 1 Lee 3 Jackson 1 Hamilton 2 Jefferson 1 Hendry 2 Lake 1 Miami-Dade 2 Leon 1 Monroe 2 Levy 1 Orange 2 Madison 1 Polk 2 Pinellas 1 Seminole 2 Santa Rosa 1 Alachua 1 Sumter 1 Citrus 1 Suwannee 1 Escambia 1 Volusia 1 Total = 55 Table 2b. Counties with new historical records for all categories sorted most to least. County # of Records County # of Records Brevard 2 Marion 1 Broward 2 Monroe 1 Miami-Dade 2 Nassau 1 Alachua 1 Okaloosa 1 Baker 1 Orange 1 Charlotte 1 Palm Beach 1 6

Citrus 1 Pinellas 1 Clay 1 Polk 1 Columbia 1 Putnam 1 Duval 1 Sarasota 1 Escambia 1 Seminole 1 Hillsborough 1 StJohns 1 Indian River 1 Sumter 1 Lake 1 Suwannee 1 Lee 1 Volusia 1 Total = 33 Table 3a. U.S./State records for plant pests only, 1st & 2nd Quarter 2014. U.S. Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Neophyllaphis varicolor Miller and a podocarpus aphid Podocarpus sp. Japanese yew Collier Total = 1 State Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Fiorinia proboscidaria Green citrus scale N/A N/A Hillsborough Colobicus parilis Pascoe colydiidae beetle Satakentia liukiuensis (Hatus.) H. E. Moore satake palm Miami-Dade Amaravirus Rose rosette virus rose rosette virus (RRaV) Rosa sp. roses Gadsden Chino Del Tomate Virus (CdTV) Chino Del Tomate Capsicum annuum chili pepper Collier Total = 4 Table 3b. Historical U.S./State records for plant pests only. HISTORICAL U.S. Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Pest Common Name Host Scientific Name Host Common Name County Year N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Total = 0 HISTORICAL State Plant Pest Records Pest Scientific Name Erinnyis ello (Linnaeus) Empoasca acantha Davidson & DeLong Pest Common Name Poinsettia Sphinx Moth (Cassava hornworm) leafhopper Host Scientific Name Euphorbia lactea Haw. Ipomoea batatas Lam. Host Common Name County Year candelabra-cactus, hatrac-cactus, Miami-Dade 1980 dragon-bones sweet potato Orange 2001 Tetranychina apicalis (Banks) legume spider mite Vicia acutifolia Ell. fourleaf vetch Brevard 1981 Paracoccus juniperi Ehrhorn Total = 4 juniper mealybug Juniperus virginiana L. Eastern red cedar Citrus 2005 7

Table 4a. State survey records entered into CAPS/NAPIS data base, 1st & 2nd Quarter 2014. State Pest Survey Efforts Target Organism Scientific Name Target Organism Common Name 8 Counties Surveyed # Traps / Location s # Specimen s # of Records Anastrepha ludens (Loew) Mexican fruit fly 40 9849 N/A 172 Bactrocera cucurbitae (Coquillett) melon fruit fly 40 6968 N/A 174 Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel) Oriental/guava fruit fly 40 12627 N/A 174 Ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann) Mediterranean fruit fly 40 25540 N/A 174 Agrilus auroguttatus Schaeffer gold spotted oak borer (GSOB) 15 24 0 63 *24 Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire emerald ash borer (EAB) 18 54 0 192 *1 Anoplophora glabripennis Asian long-horned beetle (ALB) 7 133 4 0 Autographa gamma (L.) Silver Y moth 13 32 489-neg See Table 4b *12 Bagrada hilaris (Burmeister) Bagrada bug, painted bug 4 11 sites 0 11 *25 Chrysodeixis chalcites golden twin spot moth (CHCH), part of TCS Survey 8 9 0 See Table 4c *29 Duponchelia fovealis Zeller European pepper moth (EGVM) 2 3 0 0 *2 Epiphyas postvittana (Walker) light brown apple moth (LBAM) 29 110 75-neg 1131 *3 Halyomorpha halys Stål brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) 5 12 0 27 *26 Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner) cotton bollworm (HA), see Tomato & Corn & Cotton Commodity Surveys 4 7 1 55 *18 Candidatus Liberibacter asiasticus citrus greening disease (Asian strain) 1315 43 = CG / HLB sites 756-pos 1315 Lissachatina (Achatina) fulica Giant African land snail (GALS) 8 14 sites 0 See Table 4d *7 Lobesia botrana (Denis & Schiffermüller) European grapevine moth (EGVM) 6 36 0 0 *13 Lymantria dispar asiatica (L.) Asian gypsy moth (AGM) 4 88 2-neg 390 *27 Lymantria dispar (L) European gypsy moth (EGM) 6 55 0 0 *27 Lymantria mathura (Moore) pink gypsy moth (PGM) 3 23 9-neg 83 *27 Megacopta cribraria (Fabricius) bean plantaspid 2 N/A N/A 2 *15 Monacha spp. a Hygromiid snail -- part of CottCS Survey 6 8 sites 0 See Table 4d *30 Neoleucinodes elegantalis tomato fruit borer (NE), part of TCS Survey 13 28 144-neg See Table 4c *31 Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (Costa) cotton seed bug (CSB) -- part of CottCS Survey 12 26 sites 0 See Table 4d *14 Peronosclerospora maydis Java corn downy mildew (JDM), part of CCS Survey 8 35 1 See Table 4b *23 Peronosclerospora philippinensis Phillipene corn downy mildew (PDM), part of CCS Survey 8 35 1 See Table 4b *23 Phytophthora ramorum Werres et al. sudden oak death (SOD) N/A N/A N/A N/A Puccinia horiana P. Henn. chrysanthemum white rust (CWR) N/A N/A N/A N/A Raffaelea lauricola Harrington & Fraedrich laurel wilt (LW) 18 N/A N/A 7 *5 Raoiella indica Hirst red palm mite (RPM) 0 0 0 0 Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Olivier) red palm weevil (RPW) 1 3 26-neg 36 *11 Rhynchophorus palmarum (L.) South American palm weevil (SAPW) 1 3 26-neg 36 Sirex noctilio F. part of bark beetle survey (EWBB / SWPM / Sirex) 11 18 908-neg 431 *6 Spodoptera littoralis Boisduval Egyptian cottonworm (SLS) 2 5 33-neg 90 *19 Spodoptera litura (F.) rice cutworm (RCW or SLA) 6 23 72-neg 279 *20 Thaumatotibia leucotreta (Meyrick) false codling moth (FCM or TL) 13 36 92-neg See Table 4b *22 Tuta absoluta Meyrick Xyleborus glabratus Eichhoff Bark Beetle / EWBB-SWPM Survey Commodity Survey Nursery Commodity Survey Potato (PCN) tomato leafminer (TA), part of TCS Survey redbay ambrosia beetle (RBAB / SWPM) Monochamus,Trypodendron, Xylosandrus, Hylurgops, Hylurgus (excluding counts for EAB, X. glabratus, GSOB, and Sirex listed separately) see BMSB, Bagrada bug, HA, EGVM, LBAM, SLA, SLS above potato cyst nematode survey (PCN), Nematology records (10 pest 20 121 58-neg See Table 4c *21 3 50 18 89 90-pos, 380-neg 40,148- neg 2 *5,*8 6,419 *4 N/A N/A N/A N/A 57 N/A 175,730- neg 4590 *9

nematode species) Honey Bee Survey (for DPI Apiary) honeybee survey -- 11 pest species N/A N/A N/A N/A A. gamma, H. armigera, T. leucotreta, S. litura, S. littoralis, and 2-corn Table 4b. downy mildews (Java and Phillipene Commodity Survey Corn (CCS) = Peronosclerospora maydis and P. philippinensis) Table 4c. Commodity Survey Tomato (TCS) Table 4d. Commodity Survey Cotton (CottonCS) H. armigera, Chrysodeixis chalcites, Neoleucinodes elegantalis, Spodoptera litura, Spodoptera littoralis, and Tuta absoluta H. armigera, Spodoptera litura, Spodoptera littoralis, Oxycarenus hyalinipennis, Lissachatina sp, and Monacha sp. 14 142 621-neg 566 *16 22 222 454 = neg 1446 *17 10 44 14 287 *28 Total = 18,152 *1 EAB: 192 records were uploaded during January through June 2014. Survey trapping was ongoing and 0 beetle specimens were collected from 54 traps at 35 sites in 18 counties (Alachua, Brevard, Collier, DeSoto, Duval, Hamilton, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Highlands, Hillsborough, Jackson, Levy, Liberty, Marion, Santa Rosa, Sarasota, Volusia). All 54 traps were placed in ash trees. Negative survey data entry is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date are negative for EAB. *2 DF: 0 records were uploaded during January through June 2014, and represent 0 specimens from 3 traps in 2 counties (Lake, Osceola), from ongoing surveys during 2014. Identifications were performed by USDA-PPQ Entomologist Identifier Julieta Brambila. Positive and negative survey data entry is still in progress, and ID is ongoing. *3 LBAM: 1,131 records were uploaded during January through June 2014, and represent 75 negative moth specimens submitted for analysis from 110 traps at 63 sites in 29 counties (Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Brevard, Broward, Charlotte, Collier, Columbia, DeSoto, Duval, Escambia, Hardee, Hernando, Highland, Hillsborough, Indian River, Jackson, Lee, Leon, Manatee, Marion, Miami-Dade, Orange, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota, St. Lucie, Volusia). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *4 SWPM/Bark Beetle: 6,419 records were uploaded during January through June 2014, representing 40,148 negative insects submitted for analysis from 89 traps at 62 sites in 18 counties (Alachua, Bay, Brevard, Broward, Collier, Duval, Escambia, Hillsborough, Manatee, Miami-Dade, Nassau, Okaloosa, Orange, Palm Beach, Seminole, St Lucie, Sumter, Volusia). All samples were screened by CAPS Lab Technician Kate Okins, resulting in 12 new records: 6-NCR which were considered pests and were entered in NAPIS; 3-NCR which were not considered pests and were not entered in NAPIS; and 1-NSR and 2-NCR which are not yet entered in NAPIS. All results were negative for the 6 target species Hylurgops, Hylurgus, Monochamus, Tomicus destruens, Trypodendron, Xylosandrus (excluding counts for EAB, X. glabratus, GSOB, and Sirex, which are listed separately). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are also negative for the 6 target species. *5 LW (part of DPI-LW & DPI-RBAB Survey): Seven (7) records were uploaded during January through June 2014, and both visual surveys for the disease and trapping surveys for the beetle were ongoing during this period. Seven (7) New County Records (NCR) were reported for LW disease during this period (Lee, Collier, Jefferson, Madison, Leon, Monroe, Lafayette). DPI-Plant Pathology reported 29 LW positives out of a total of 62 samples submitted from 18 counties (Bay, Brevard, Broward, Collier, Glades, Hendry, Jefferson, Lafayette, Lake, Lee, Leon, Madison, Miami-Dade, Monroe, Palm Beach, Pasco, Putnam, St Lucie). The intensive trapping effort begun in March 2010 continues and was tracked by DPI personnel with bi-weekly checks of 50 traps in Miami-Dade County during this period. As of June 30, 2014, 1,188-X. glabratus beetles have been found in Miami-Dade County at 17 different locations, and at least 165-trees (86-swamp bay, 19-redbay, 60 avocado) have been confirmed positive for laurel wilt disease (also see *8 RBAB below). *6 SWPM/Sirex: 431 records were uploaded during January through June 2014, representing 908 negative insects submitted for analysis from from 18 traps at 18 sites in 11 counties (Bay, Brevard, Broward, Duval, Escambia, Hillsborough, Manatee, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, St Lucie, Volusia), and screened by CAPS Lab Technician Kate Okins. All results were negative for Sirex noctilio. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *7 GALS (part of CottCS (*28) below): 148 records were uploaded to NAPIS (see Table 4d below) during January through June 2014, from visual surveys at 14 locations at 14 sites in 8 counties (Alachua, Columbia, Gadsden, Hamilton, Holmes, 9

Jackson, Nassau, Suwannee). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *8 RBAB: Two (2) records were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014, representing 2 New County Records (Suwannee and Hamilton Counties) reported for RBAB during this period. The total of all RBAB screenings and ID's to date is 16,684 of which 1,188 were positive and 15,496 were negative. Field survey and lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. *9 PCN: 4590 records representing 175,730 specimens were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014, from DPI nematode surveys which occurred during 2012 in 57 counties. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the 10 target species (Bursaphelenchus cocophilus, Globodera pallida, Globodera rostochiensis, Heterodera sacchari, Heterodera zeae, Meloidogyne chitwoodi, Meloidogyne citri, Meloidogyne fallax, Nacobbus aberrans, and Punctodera chalcoensis). *11 RPW: 36 records represent 36 negative trap servicings, 26-specimens, from 3 traps in 1 county (Broward) during January through June 2014. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *12 AG (part of CCS (*16) below): 97 records represent 434 negative moth specimens from 32 traps at 23 sites in 13 counties (Alachua, Collier, Columbia, Duval, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Manatee, Miami-Dade, St Johns, Suwannee, Washington). All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *13 EGVM: No record was uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 30, 2014. Survey was ongoing and comprised of 36 traps in 6 counties (Alachua, Lake, Leon, Orange, Putnam, Walton), resulting in 1-NSR that is not considered a pest and which has not been entered in NAPIS. Negative data entry is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *14 CSB (part of CottCS (*28) below): No record was uploaded to NAPIS during the first and second quarter 2014. Survey was ongoing and comprised of visual inspections at approximately 26 cotton sites in 12 counties (Charlotte, Collier, Columbia, Gadsden, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lee, Manatee, Pinellas, Santa Rosa, Sarasota, Suwannee, Washington) during January through June 2014. Negative data entry is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *15 Megacopta: 2 records represent 2-New County Records (Hernando, Santa Rosa) for Megacopta cribraria entered in NAPIS during January through June 2014. Survey was completed in 2012 and no survey was done in 2013. All data has been entered in NAPIS and all specimens have been identified. *16 CCS: 566 records were uploaded (see Table 4b below) during January through June 2014, representing trap checks and 621 negative specimens from 142 traps/locations at 47 sites in 14 counties (Alachua, Broward, Collier, Columbia, Duval, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Manatee, Miami-Dade, St Johns, Suwannee, Washington). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for all 7 target species. *17 TCS: 1,446 records were uploaded (see Table 4c below) during January through June 2014, representing trap checks and 454 specimens from 222 traps at 69 sites in 22 counties (Bay, Brevard, Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hamilton, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Martin, Miami-Dade, Orange, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Sarasota, Seminole, Suwannee). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for all 6 target species. *18 HA (also see CCS (*16), TCS (*17), above, and CottCS (*28) below): 55 records representing 1 negative moth specimen from 7 traps at 7 sites in 4 counties (Broward, DeSoto, Miami-Dade, Orange) were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *19 SLS (also see TCS (*17) above and CottCS (*28) below): 90 records representing 33 negative moth specimens from 5 traps at 5 sites in 2 counties (Broward, Miami-Dade) were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *20 SLA or RCW (also see TCS (*17) above and CottCS (*28) below): 279 records representing 72 negative moth specimens from 23 traps at 13 sites in 6 counties (DeSoto, Manatee, Miami-Dade, Orange, Pinellas, Sarasota) were 10

uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *21 TA (part of TCS (*17) above): 679 records representing 58 negative moth specimens from 121 traps at 64 sites in 20 counties (Alachua, Collier, Columbia, Duval, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Manatee, Miami-Dade, St Johns, Suwannee, Washington) were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *22 TL or FCM (part of CCS (*16) above): 112 records representing 92 negative moth specimens from 36 traps at 30 sites in 13 counties (Alachua, Collier, Columbia, Duval, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Manatee, Miami-Dade, St Johns, Suwannee, Washington) were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *23 JDM and PDM (part of CCS (*16) above): 140 records were uploaded during the period January through June 2014 and 8 negative samples were collected from visual surveys at 35 locations in 10 counties (Collier, Columbia, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Martin, Orange, Pinellas, Sarasota, Seminole). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *24 GSOB: 63 records were uploaded during January through June 2014. Survey trapping was ongoing and 0 negative beetle specimens were collected from 24 traps at 21 sites in 15 counties (Collier, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lee, Levy, Liberty, Manatee, Marion, Nassau, Orange, Pinellas, Sarasota). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing, data entry is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date have been negative for the target species. *25 Bagrada bug: 11 records were uploaded during the period January through June 2014, from visual surveys that were completed at 11 sites in 4 counties (Hillsborough, Lee, Pinellas, Suwannee). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing, data entry is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date have been negative for the target species. *26 BMSB: 27 records from the 2013 survey were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014 from 8 sites/locations in 5 counties (Broward, Miami-Dade, Nassau, Palm Beach, Suwannee). Data entry and lab ID of survey samples is in progress, and all screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *27 AGM, EGM, PGM: 473 records representing trap checks and 11 negative insects from the 2014 surveys were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014 from 166 traps in 10 counties (Alachua, Brevard, Columbia, Gilchrist, Hillsborough, Manatee, Okaloosa, Pinellas, Santa Rosa, Suwannee). All screenings and ID's to date are negative for all 3 target species. *28 CottCS: 287 records were uploaded (see Table 4d below) during January through June 2014, representing trap and visual checks and 14 specimens collected from 44 traps/locations at 21 sites in 10 counties (Alachua, Columbia, Gadsden, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Nassau, Santa Rosa, Suwannee, Washington), resulting in 2-NCR, one of which has not yet been entered in NAPIS. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for all 6 target species. *29 CHCH (part of TCS (*17) above): No records were uploaded during the period January through June 2014, however surveys were ongoing at 9 traps in 8 counties (Brevard, Hillsborough, Manatee, Martin, Orange, Pinellas, Sarasota, Seminole). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *30 Monacha (part of CottCS (*28) above): No records were uploaded during the period January through June 2014, however visual surveys were ongoing at 8 sites in 6 counties (Columbia, Gadsden, Jackson, Santa Rosa, Suwannee, Washington). Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. *31 NE (part of TCS (*17) above): 195 records representing 144 negative moth specimens from 28 traps at 22 sites in 13 counties (Brevard, Collier, Hendry, Hillsborough, Lee, Martin, Manatee, Miami-Dade, Orange, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Sarasota, Seminole) were uploaded to NAPIS during January through June 2014. Lab ID of survey samples is ongoing and data entry is in progress. All screenings and ID's to date are negative for the target species. 11

Table 4b. Corn Commodity Survey (CCS) entered into NAPIS CORN COMMODITY uploaded data only TRAPS * COUNTIES TRAP CHECKS SPECIMENS NAPIS ENTRIES Autographa gamma = AG 32 13 97 489 97 Helicoverpa armigera = HA 31 11 108 19 108 Thaumatotibia leucotreta = TL 36 13 112 92 112 Spodoptera littoralis = SLS 4 2 21 6 21 Spodoptera litura = SLA 4 2 23 13 23 2x corn downy mildews = CDM 35 8 205 2 205 TOTALS: 142 14 * 566 621 566 * represents max # traps and max # counties of the uploaded data only. Does not represent actual #s of traps currently active. 14 counties total uploaded: (Alachua, Broward, Collier, Columbia, Duval, Hamilton, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Manatee, Miami-Dade, St Johns, Suwannee, Washington) 47 sites total uploaded Table 4c. Tomato Commodity Survey (TCS) entered into NAPIS TOMATO COMMODITY uploaded data only TRAPS * COUNTIES TRAP CHECKS SPECIMENS NAPIS ENTRIES Helicoverpa armigera = HA 27 11 202 149 202 Chrysodeixis chalcites = CHCH 0 0 0 0 0 Neoleucinodes elegantalis = NE 28 13 195 144 195 Spodoptera littoralis = SLS 26 12 244 51 244 Spodoptera litura = SLA 20 12 126 52 126 Tuta absoluta = TA 121 20 679 58 679 TOTALS: 222 22 * 1,446 454 1,446 * represents max # traps and max # counties of the uploaded data only. Does not represent actual #s of traps currently active. 22 counties total uploaded: (Bay, Brevard, Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hamilton, Hardee, Hendry, Hernando, Hillsborough, Jackson, Lake, Lee, Manatee, Martin, Miami-Dade, Orange, Palm Beach, Pinellas, Sarasota, Seminole, Suwannee). 69 sites total uploaded. 12

Table 4d. Cotton Commodity Survey (CottCS) entered into NAPIS COTTON COMMODITY uploaded data only TRAPS * COUNTIES TRAP CHECKS SPECIMENS NAPIS ENTRIES Oxycarenus hyalinipennis = OH or CSB 0 ** 0 0 ** 0 0 Helicoverpa armigera = HA 12 7 31 1 31 Monacha sp. (snail) 0 ** 0 0 ** 0 0 Spodoptera littoralis = SLS 33 10 98 13 98 Spodoptera litura = SLA 10 7 10 0 10 Lissachatina (Achatina) fulica = GALS 14 8 148 ** 0 148 TOTALS: 69 10 * 287 14 287 * represents max # traps and max # counties of the uploaded data only. Does not represent actual #s of traps currently active. ** represents visual survey (no traps), so the numbers for "traps" listed are same as site #s. 10 counties total uploaded: (Alachua, Columbia, Gadsden, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Nassau, Santa Rosa, Suwannee, Washington). 21 sites total uploaded. Performance Measures : Surveys: Pest species, Host species, Counties, etc. Hours Acres Surveyed CAPS Monthly Conference Calls (1/16, 2/20, 3/30) (4/17, 5/15, 6/19) 55.0 N/A CAPS weekly meeting 10.0 N/A CAPS coordinators meetings (1/6, 2/3, 3/3) (4/7, 6/2) 10.0 N/A (LW) CPM Training - Tallahassee, FL (3/10-3/14), and (5/8, 5/29, 6/9, 6/23-25) 80.0 FDACS (LW) Cooperative Agreements - Review 20.0 N/A (AD) Giant African Snail Program Update. Miami, Florida. 6/10/2014 9.0 DPI, USDA FDT (First Detectors) - meetings, conf calls (1/13, 1/30, 2/28, 3/6) (4/3, CAPS, USDA APHIS, NPDN, UF 10.0 5/7, 6/25) and Cooperative Extension DPI-Division Staff Meeting, Gainesville (3/7) (5/28) 4.0 FDACS-DPI Plant Inspection NFPRC meetings, Gainesville (1/14), Orlando (4/8) 21.0 N/A NFPRC conference calls (2/3, 2/4) (5/20, 6/17) 4.0 N/A CAPS Annual Workshop prep 25.0 CAPS CAPS Annual Workshop & Pre-Workshop (1/29-1/30/2014) 214.0 CAPS (LW) Performance Reviews - 4 8.0 N/A Farm Bill training call (2/5) 2.0 USDA-APHIS CAPS National Committee meeting, Gainesville (1/28) 8.0 N/A (BD) Fruit Growers Workshop Alachua County 6.0 UF/IFAS (KO) Bark and Ambrosia Beetle Academy (5/8-5/15/2014), UF Ento, Gainesville FL 48.0 UF and various cooperators (LW) SPB Meeting / CAPS Meeting, Raleigh NC (4/27-4/30) 32.0 N/A (GG) Esri Training Seminar - Time-Saving Tips for JavaScript Developers 1.0 ESRI 13

(GG) An Open Health Data Approach That Just Works: Improving Our World Block by Block 1.0 ESRI (GG) CityEngine March Webinar 1.0 ESRI (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Data Visualization with the ArcGIS API for JavaScript 1.0 CAPS (GG) Getting Started - MobileAsset 1.5 Wasp Software (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Develop Offline Apps Using the ArcGIS Runtime SDKs 1.0 ESRI (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Offline Data Collection Using Collector for ArcGIS 1.0 ESRI (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Spatial Analysis with ArcGIS Online 1.0 ESRI (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Best Practices for Your ArcGIS Online Organization 1.0 ESRI (GG) ESRI Training Seminar - Achieving Interoperability Using ArcGIS and OGC Standards 1.0 ESRI (GG) SHRUGinar 5.0 SHRUG (LW, CM) NAPIS webinar (4/1) 2.0 USDA-APHIS ARC GIS demo meeting w GG, TD, LW 6.0 N/A (AD) AQAS database: collaborate with USDA, learn available software, analyze interception patterns to develop risk map for Florida. 6.0 USDA-PPQ (AD) Region III Update. Miami, Florida. April 8th, 2014. 8.0 FDACS-DPI (AD) FDACS Policy Update 87: Access Control to Cloud Storage and Services. Online. April 11th, 2014. 2.0 FDACS (AD) FDACS Annual IT Security Training. Online. April 15th, 2014. 1.5 FDACS (AD) ECISMA Steering Committee. Davie, Florida. April 16th, 2014. 4.0 FDACS, USDA, FWC, UF (AD) Whitefly ID. Online. May 29th, 2014. 2.0 FDACS Subtotal: 613.0 Projects Hours Acres Surveyed Artwork: downloadable calendars 22.0 N/A Photos 1.0 N/A Performance Measures Qtr3+4 (all) 9.0 CM Performance Measures Qtr 4 41.0 CM, KO, BD, GG, AD, EGR Performance Measures Qtr 4 (LW) 8.0 CM CAPS Qtr 3&4 Report #s 54.0 CM CAPS Qtr 3&4 Report Cover 4.0 CM Performance Measures Qtr 1 37.0 CM, KO, BD, GG, AD, EGR Performance Measures DPI-PM hrs (CAPS Q1, DPI Q3) 2.0 N/A Moths Report for JB (moths) 2.0 CM CSB Report for LW, WD 15.0 CM // AD Report writing for LW - staff recommendations 10.0 CM Report 2007-2013 NAPIS entries for LW 3.0 CM Report CSB all hours CAPS for LW 3.0 CM TCS-Tuta absoluta Accomplishment Report (Mid-Term) 26.0 CM Report for DougG E2009-5527 1.0 CM writeup - Derksen, AI. Whilby, L. Okins, K. 2014. "Exotic Bark Beetles and Solid Wood Packing Material: CAPS Florida survey protocol 2.0 AD 2014". NPDN First Detector Series: Oxycarenus hyalinipennis (review) 4.0 AD NPDN First Detector Series: Spodoptera (review) 3.0 AD NPDN First Detector Series: Non-native slugs (review) 5.0 AD NPDN First Detector Series: Giant African Snails (review) 2.0 AD ALB Presentation Review for Stephanie Stocks/First Detector Training 4.0 BD 14

Bagrada hilaris National Plant Board FRSMP Petition Review 18.0 BD Corn and Cotton Commodity Slides for Annual Workshop 24.0 BD Potato Cyst Nematode Slides for Annual Workshop 10.0 BD CAPS Budget & Financial Meetings 40.0 LW=Meetings, calls, emails Proposed article for Florida Entomologist. Derksen, AI. Carrillo, D. Godinez, E. 2014. "Bark Beetle Diversity of South Florida." IMS - Interdiction Station field Trip w/ifas students, Live Oak (3/6) 4.0 Proposed note for Florida Entomologist. Rodgers, L. Derksen, AI. Pernas, T. 2014. Expansion and Impact of laurel wilt in the Florida Everglades IMS-Marinas and canals - financial review, organizing, procuring, monitoring sites IMS- Interdiction Stations - financial review, organizing, procuring (Imports-Publix Lakeland meeting 10/24/2013) 15 0.5 AD 7.0 AD 60.0 60.0 LW=CAPS, IMS, USDA APHIS, NPDN, UF and Cooperative Extension LW=Financial review, organizing, procuring, monitoring sites LW=Financial review, organizing, procuring ECISMA Summit 2014: plan and prepare. 4.0 AD Review the Bagrada FRSMP application for Leroy 2.0 AD (AD) Mites as Biological Control Agents: Book Chapter (review for Springer) 4.0 AD (AD) Research Permit Review Committee for Miami-Dade County 3.0 RAB lures / Wasp behavior Parks (AD) EDDSMaps: Collaborate with FWC/UF/UGA I vegot1 helpline to identify or collect non-native invertebrates. Coordinate FDACS information and surveys to validate collaborators findings. 4.0 BMST / Kudzu bug / GALS / Channeled apple snail (LW) Camera - FoodShield - (Farm Bill) w/amy Roda (6/27) 2.0 phone conference SMART job goals meeting w/leroy Whilby 14.0 BD // CM Farm Bill - meetings, viewing documentation, and purchasing supplies 60.0 LW=Meetings, documents, reviewing & purchasing Subtotal: 574.5 NAPIS Hours NAPIS ongoing 57.0 N/A NAPIS--AG 1.0 N/A NAPIS--CG/HLB 6.0 N/A NAPIS D. fovealis 1.0 N/A NAPIS--EAB 11.0 N/A NAPIS--GSOB 7.0 N/A NAPIS--HA 50.0 N/A NAPIS--LBAM 33.0 N/A NAPIS--N. elegantalis 10.0 N/A NAPIS--nematodes 7.0 N/A NAPIS--Oxycarenus (CSB) 12.0 N/A NAPIS--SWPM 45.0 N/A NAPIS--S. litura (SLA) 37.5 N/A NAPIS--S. littoralis (SLS) 20.0 N/A NAPIS Fruit Flies (FF) 6.0 N/A NAPIS--TL (FCM) 15.0 N/A NAPIS--Tuta 12.0 N/A Bagrada bug 2.0 N/A BMSB 1.0 N/A CDM (part of CCS) 2.0 N/A Corn Commodity Survey (CCS) 9.0 N/A Cotton Commodity Survey (CottonCS) 4.0 N/A

GALS 1.0 N/A Gypsy Moth 12.0 N/A IMS 1.0 N/A IMS-Interdiction 4.0 N/A Monacha snail 1.0 N/A Red Palm Weevil (RPW) 14.0 N/A Subtotal: 381.5 OTHER DATA ENTRY & DATABASES Hours EDRR 2.0 N/A Subtotal: 2.0 IDENTIFICATIONS (Kate) Hours EAB 2.0 6 samples, 11 specimens identified EWBB-SWPM 524.0 approx. 518 samples, 15,214 specimens identified ISS-Interdiction 119.0 approx. 120 samples, 2,469 specimens identified MCS-Marinas & Canals 94.0 approx. 118 samples, 9,538 specimens identified RAB 5.0 approx. 47 samples, 90 specimens of X. glabratus confirmed RPW 1.0 8 samples, 15 specimens identified Subtotal: 745.0 SURVEYS Hours Air Potato Vine 24.0 GG=mapping support ALB - Asian longhorned beetle 89.0 BD=1-loc // 20+ sites // GG=mapping Autographa gamma (AG or silver Y moth) - (CCS - Corn Commodity) - traps 10.8 AD=4-loc 4-traps 8-checks CAPS Nursery Survey 16.0 GG=mapping Cerceris Wasp (related to EAB) survey 6.0 KO=2 sites // EGR=1-site Chrysopogon aciculatus survey: coordinate with interagency response group. Survey nearby nurseries with DPI Plant Inspection staff. 16.3 AD=1-loc 12 sites // GG=mapping Corn commodity survey = Helicoverpa, Autographa, and Thaumbotibia traps. Also visual surveys. 143.2 EGR=5+ sites // GG=mapping Cotton commodity = Cotton seed bug (Oxycarenus) = CSB 69.0 GG=mapping Cotton Seed Bug Survey (see Cotton commodity) 39.5 EGR=10+ sites // GG=mapping Domestic Port Detection at the Miami Inspection Station. Coordinate with USDA collaborators, and offer suggestions on sites and taxa to trap for. Revise trapping protocols and update for port use EDRR- calls, discussions, survey prep (meeting 3/31) 232.0 Emerald ash borer (EAB) 345.8 16 21.0 AD=1-loc BD=4-sites // AD=4-loc 12-traps 1- checks // EGR // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping BD=7 sites // AD=1-loc 2-traps 2- checks // EGR=10+ sites // GG=mapping European grapevine moth - (see Lobesia botrana) 0.0 EWBB - (see SWPM) 0.0 FDACS GIS Task Force 40.0 GG=mapping support General pest survey: Search various high-risk habitats using nonspecific sampling techniques to collect non-target organisms of interest. Giant African land snail (Achatina fulica) = GALS or GAS -- incl. Port Everglades GALS survey 11.2 AD=4-loc Gold spotted oak borer (GSOB) 115.2 EGR=11 sites 10.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping support 3 PDF

Gypsy moth (Asian & Rosy) = Lymantria dispar = AGM + PGM 123.2 EGR=20+sites Helicoverpa armigera (Old world boll worm) (Nursery Survey) traps 45.8 AD=2-loc 2-traps 6-checks // EGR=2+ sites // GG=mapping support Helicoverpa armigera (Old world boll worm) (CCS - Corn Commodity) traps 10.8 AD=7-loc 7-traps 8-checks High Risk Survey 16.0 GG=mapping support IMS - Marinas and Canals Survey - Virginia & Biscayne Keys (5/12-5/15) 84.0 GG=mapping support IMS - Marinas and Canals trapping - survey assistance on blitz of natural areas near Port of Miami. 20.0 GG=mapping support Laurel wilt + RBAB 44.0 AD=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping Light brown apple moth (LBAM) - Epiphyas postvittana 211.4 BD=4 sites // EGR=6 sites // AD=10- loc 20-traps 6-checks // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails Lobesia botrana (LB or EGVM) 58.0 GG=mapping support Mikania micrantha (MM) 103.8 AD=110+loc // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping Megacopta cribraria (MC or kudzu bug) 8.0 GG=mapping support Mexican Rice Borer (Eoreuma loftini) or MRB 210.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping Oxycarenus (see Cotton Seed Bug) 0.0 n/a Peronosclerospora sp. (CCS - Corn Commodity) - visual survey 55.9 AD=21-loc 54-sites 6-checks PCN Survey in Hastings, with Jim W. and Susan H. (2/6/2014) 13.0 LW=survey, meetings, calls, Prepona butterfly (S. FL) Follow-up with Broward County Parks efforts to manage and monitor populations. 17 16.0 Psyllids & Liberibacter - Belle Glades Survey (Farm Bill) - (2/20-2/21) 21.0 discussions, emails AD=1-loc 2-sites // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails LW=survey, meetings, calls, discussions, emails Psyllid Survey: survey Palm Beach County Brassica for exotic psyllids. 65.0 AD=6-loc 2x-checks Psyllids & Liberibacter Project (Farm Bill) 5.0 LW=survey, meetings, calls, discussions, emails Palm Weevil / Palm Nematode / Red Palm Weevil (handed to PI ) 11.0 BD=1 site // LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails Spodoptera litura - Emergency Apopka Survey 84.0 BD=various // LW=survey, meetings, calls, discussions, emails // GG=mapping support SWPM (aka EWBB) 261.0 BD=8 sites // AD=8-loc 13-traps 3- checks // EGR=1 site // LW=calls, discussions, emails, lures & materials for cooperators // GG=mapping Spodoptera litura (Nursery Survey) regular traps 82.9 EGR=2+ sites // AD=8-loc 8-traps 8- checks Spodoptera litura (CCS - Corn Commodity) traps 8.2 AD=2-loc 2-traps 6-checks Spodoptera littoralis (Nursery Survey) regular traps 35.5 AD=6-loc 6-traps 6-checks Spodoptera littoralis (TCS - Tomato Commodity) traps 8.0 EGR=2+ sites Spodoptera littoralis (CCS - Corn Commodity) traps 7.9 AD=1-loc 1-traps 2-checks Thaumatotibia leucotreta (TL or FCM) (CCS - Corn Commodity) traps 10.8 AD=8-loc 8-traps 8-checks Tomato Commodity Survey 2133.8 EGR=10+ sites // LS many sites // JR many sites // GG=mapping Tomato biocontrol: Miridae survey 10.0 EGR=2-sites Tuta absoluta (Tomato Commodity Survey) 10.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails TPPD followup on helpline calls 18.0 AD=2-loc 3-sites

Non-native mollusk --follow-up on slug helpline call sent to FWC. 1.0 AD=1-loc Subtotal: 4982.0 Presentations Public Outreach Hours No. of People in Audience (KO) Prepared presentations for CAPS annual meeting 24.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails re photo setup (KO) Gave a presentation on the EDRR project at CAPS annual meeting 0.0 ~70 (incl. in workshop hours) (LW) IMS Microscope Training 2.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails re photo setup (AD) FDACS non-native invertebrate pest outreach. Earth Day. Zoo Miami. April 26th - 27th, 2014. 16.0 400+/day (AD, LW) FDT - Belle Glade Workshop (Monroe Cty) (2/18-2/19) ~35 (CAPS, USDA APHIS, NPDN, 16.0 +prep UF and Cooperative Extension) (EGR, LW) FDT - Brooksville Workshop (Hernando Cty) (3/21) +prep 21.0 CAPS, USDA APHIS, NPDN, UF (LW, AD) FDT - Key West Workshop (Monroe Cty) on 4/22-4/25 (incl. prep) (AD) Miami-Dade Exotic Pet Amnesty Day: discuss non-native pests of significance to Florida agriculture. 1 Mar 2014. 8.0 200+ (EGR) Florida State Fair 8 DPI (EGR) Heartland CISMA Annual Invasive Workshop 8.0 CISMA 18 48.0 and Cooperative Extension 20-45 people (CAPS, USDA APHIS, NPDN, UF and Cooperative Extension) (LW) DPI Tour - Military visit (4/9) 2.0 CAPS, DPI (LW) Grad Students/Interns - Kelly, Brannon, Latasha (4/3, 5/9, 6/16) 10.0 Meetings, calls, discussions, emails, Thesis Defense Phone Calls/Emails-Karen Arrington-potential volunteer/cooperator interested in running traps 2.0 BD (LW) Outreach - Informing applicants and interested persons of the duties and responsibility of the CAPS program and DPI 20.0 LW: various (LW) IMS-M&C Tote Bags, production (black w pockets) 5.0 LW=distribution, reviewing, meetings, procurement, production, correction // CM=distribution, reviewing, artwork, writeup Subtotal: 190.0 Other Pertinent Activities Hours Backup & Organize I-drive, mapping (other) 452.0 CM, GG -- divided up into other categories Traps and Lures Procurement 12.0 LW=meetings, calls, discussions, emails w/pss's Traps and Lures Inventory 2.0 AD Truck maintenance (includes filling out monthly mileage sheets) 24.0 BD // AD // EGR office maintenance and cleaning 2.0 AD (LW) SSC duties - report writing/reviewing, meetings, material and LW=Reviewing, meetings, material 80.0 equipment procurement, etc & equip. procurement Meetings: Various items such as collaborating with USDA and State Survey Coordinator/various phone calls to cooperators and growers 50.0 BD // EGR Project Research: familiarize with CAPS Survey protocols 24.0 EGR CAPS surveys and procedures workshop and feedback with Douglas A. Restom Gaskill (USDA-APHIS-PPQ) 8.0 EGR Field Preparations: Includes gathering supplies and loading vehicle for field work 48.0 BD // EGR // AD Sample Submission: filling out paperwork and preparing samples for submission 56.0 BD // EGR // AD Pack and ship supplies to cooperators 27.0 BD // EGR // AD Computer troubleshooting 14.0 CM // AD Assembling a synoptic collection of the Florida species of Scolytidae, Platypodidae and Cerambycidae (for CAPS) (ongoing) 40.0 KateO

Database Maintenance 46.0 BD // EGR Subtotal: 885.0 TOTAL ALL SECTIONS: 8373.0 US-State-County-Host Records (species) found by CAPS Record Date & Survey E2014-0015-1 Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) Brevard NCR 20131115 CAPS-SWPM RK-BS E2014-0014-1 Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) Seminole NCR 20131126 CAPS-SWPM--RK E2014-0509-1 Amphiareus obscuriceps (Poppius) Pinellas NCR 20140128 CAPS-CottCS--EGR-LS E2014-2617-1 Xyleborinus andrewesi (Blandford) St Lucie NCR 20140205 CAPS-SWPM--RK E2014-3007-1 Cnestus (syn: Xylosandrus) mutilatus (Blanford) Collier NCR 20140303 CAPS-SWPM-AreaD--JoseR E2014-3681-1 Euwallacea fornicatus (Eichhoff) Orange NCR 20140307 CAPS-SWPM--RK E2014-3680-1 Ambrosiophilus (Xyleborus) atratus (Eichhoff) Duval NCR 20140311 CAPS-SWPM--BD-RL E2014-2881-1 Spartocera batatas (Fabricius) Monroe NCR 20140422 CAPS--AD E2014-1049-1 Xyleborus glabratus Eichhoff Hamilton NCR 20131226 CAPS-IMS--DR-HR-RSG E2014-1050-1 Xyleborus glabratus Eichhoff Suwannee NCR 20131230 CAPS-IMS--DR-HR-RSG E2014-1905-2 Tetranychina apicalis (Banks) Escambia NCR+NHR 20140324 CAPS-IMS--DR-HR-JW-RSG E2014-3682-1 Ambrosiophilus (Xyleborus) atratus (Eichhoff) Hamilton NCR 20140328 CAPS-IMS--DR-HR-RSG E2011-6351-1 E2012-2811-3 Miami-Dade Hist-NCR 20110831 DPI-CAPS-IMS-GB Broward Hist-NCR 20120316 CAPS-IMS-JG-MDC E2014-2621-3 Atheas insignis Heidemann Broward NCR 20140416 CAPS-IMS--MDC-JulioG E2014-3810-1 Acanalonia pumila (Van Duzee) Broward NCR 20140520 CAPS-IMS-sweeping-MDC-JG The records below are not pests (or other reason), so were not entered in NAPIS: 16 Records E2013-1769-1 Euaresta bella Hendry NCR (*) 20130319 CAPS-DPI--AD-LW E2014-1764-1 Theoborus ricini (--a scolytid beetle) Collier NCR (*) 20140122 CAPS-SWPM--JR PPST-2014-77669-1 Phoma sp.on Festuca elatior Alachua NHR (*) 20140205 CAPS-BD-RL PPST-2014-77669-2 Epicoccum nigrum on Festuca elatior Alachua NHR (*) 20140205 CAPS-BD-RL PPST-2014-77669-3 Bipolaris sorokiniana on Festuca elatior Alachua NHR (*) 20140205 CAPS-BD-RL E2014-0645-1 Synanthedon pictipes (--a moth) Hillsborough NCR (*) 20140206 CAPS-DG-EGR E2014-2465-1 Pseudopityophthorus pubescens Duval NCR (*) 20140416 CAPS-SWPM-trap--BD-RL PPST-2014-79044 Moelleriella globosa (--a fungus) Walton USAorNSR (*) 20140416 CAPS-EGVMsurvey--JBrooks E2014-3679-1 Trischidias georgiae Hopkins Alachua NCR (*) 20140530 CAPS-SWPM--BD-RL E2014-1903-1 Cachryphora imbricaria (--an aphid) Escambia NCR (*) 20140324 CAPS-IMS--DR-HR-JW-RSG E2014-0003-1 Ambrosiodmus tachygraphus Escambia NCR (*) 20131213 CAPS-IMS--JW-RSL E2014-2464-1 Ambrosiodmus tachygraphus Nassau NCR (*) 20140206 CAPS-IMS--RTraya E2014-2259-1 Hamamelistes spinosus Escambia NCR (*) 20140408 CAPS-IMS--JW-RSL E2014-3407-1 Araneus gadus Levi Escambia NSR (*) 20140515 CAPS-IMS--JW-RSL The records below are from Q1-Q2 but are not yet entered in NAPIS: 14 Records E2013-???? Xyloterinus politus Hillsborough NSR 20130725 CAPS-EDRR--LaneS E2013-8290-1 Neophyllaphis sp.nr. Fransseni Miami-Dade NHR 20131112 CAPS-AD+DPI no E# yet Xyleborinus artestriatus Duval NSR 20140311 CAPS SWPM 19

no E# yet Euwallacea interjectus Nassau NCR 20140402 CAPS SWPM no E# yet Xyleborinus andrewesi (Blandford) Seminole NCR 20140422 CAPS SWPM E2014-4493-1 Archasia auriculata Columbia NCR 20140627 CAPS-CottonCS-SLS--BD-RL no E# yet no E# yet Cnestus (syn: Xylosandrus) mutilatus (Blanford) Ambrosiophilus (Xyleborus) atratus (Eichhoff) Escambia NCR 20140328 CAPS-IMS--JW-RSL Escambia NCR 20140328 CAPS-IMS--JW-RSL no E# yet Cyrtinus pygmaeus Hamilton NCR 20140429 CAPS-IMS--RSG-HR no E# yet Phymatodes aeneus (--a cerambycid) Suwannee NCR 20140429 CAPS-IMS--RSG-HR 10 Records 40 Records Total (*) denotes non-pest, therefore not entered in NAPIS Approved and signed by Cooperator Date: ADODR Date: 20

FDACS-DPI-CAPS and USDA-PPQ-CAPS Personnel: Dr. Leroy Whilby, State Survey Coordinator, Leroy.Whilby@freshfromflorida.com Dr. Wayne Dixon, CAPS Program Manager; Assistant Director, DPI, Wayne.Dixon@freshfromflorida.com Andrew Derksen, Pest Survey Specialist, Andrew.Derksen@freshfromflorida.com Bradley Danner, Pest Survey Specialist, Bradley.Danner@freshfromflorida.com Brian Saunders, Pest Survey Specialist, brian.d.saunders@aphis.usda.gov Dr. Catherine Marzolf, Assistant State Plant Health Director, Catherine.A.Marzolf@aphis.usda.gov Cynthia Moncrief, Information Specialist & NAPIS data manager, Cynthia.Moncrief@freshfromflorida.com Doug Restom-Gaskill, Pest Survey Specialist, douglas.a.restomgaskill@aphis.usda.gov Enger German-Ramirez, Pest Survey Specialist, Enger.German-Ramirez@freshfromflorida.com Glen Gardner, GIS Mapping Specialist, Glen.Gardner@freshfromflorida.com James Brooks, Agricultural Technician, James.T.Brooks@aphis.usda.gov James Jim Walker, CAPS Pest Survey Liaison, James.W.Walker@aphis.usda.gov Jose Rincon, Agricultural Technician, Jose.Rincon@freshfromflorida.com Julieta Brambila, Entomologist Identifier, Julieta.Brambila@aphis.usda.gov Kate Okins, Laboratory Technician, Katherine.Okins@freshfromflorida.com Lane Southerland, Agricultural Technician, Lane.Southerland@freshfromflorida.com Paul Hornby, State Plant Health Director, paul.l.hornby@aphis.usda.gov Rebekah Keyes, Agricultural Technician, Rebekah.Keyes@aphis.usda.gov Robert Leahy, Pest Survey Specialist, Robert.Leahy@aphis.usda.gov Photography Credits: Cover page: Background photo Corn Commodity Survey in North Florida 2013, by Brad Danner, FDACS-DPI- CAPS. Photographs (left to right) courtesy of: LEFT PANEL: Tuta absoluta Survey and trap, by Julieta Brambila, USDA-APHIS-PPQ; MIDDLE PANEL: Cerceris fumipennis - Survey, by Robert Leahy, USDA-APHIS-PPQ; RIGHT PANEL: EAB Survey and trap, by Robert Leahy, USDA-APHIS-PPQ. Interior pages: Maps by Glen Gardner, FDACS-DPI-CAPS. Photographs courtesy of: Downloadable calendar, design by Cyndi Moncrief, FDACS-DPI-CAPS; Prepared By: Dr. Leroy Whilby, FDACS-DPI-CAPS Cynthia Moncrief, FDACS-DPI-CAPS Dr. Wayne Dixon, FDACS-DPI and CAPS 21

Map 1. Laurel Wilt County Distribution in Florida as of 6-30-2014. 22

Map 2. Tomato Commodity Survey (part 1 of 3) Tuta absoluta trap locations during 2014. 23

Map 3. Tomato Commodity Survey (part 2 of 3) non-tuta moth (Helicoverpa armigera, Spodoptera litura, Spodoptera littoralis) trap locations during 2014. 24

Map 4. Tomato Commodity Survey (part 3 of 3) non-tuta moth (Neoleucinodes elegantalis, Chrysodeixis chalcites) trap locations during 2014. 25

Map 5. Nursery Survey (part 1 of 3) five (5) pests (Duponchelia fovealis, Lobesia botrana, Helicoverpa armigera, S. littoralis, and S. litura) and the associated trap and visual survey locations during 2014. 26

Map 6. Nursery Survey (part 2 of 3) light brown apple moth (Epiphyas postvittana) and the associated trap locations during 2014. 27

Map 7. Nursery Survey (part 3 of 3) pink gypsy moth (Lymantria mathura), Asian gypsy moth (L. dispar asiatica), European gypsy moth (L. dispar dispar), and the associated trap locations during 2014. 28

Map 8. Cotton Commodity Survey (part 1 of 2) three (3) pests (Helicoverpa armigera, Spodoptera litura, Spodoptera littoralis) and the associated trap locations during 2014. 29

Map 9. Cotton Commodity Survey (part 2 of 2) three (3) pests (giant African land snail (Lissachatina fulica), Monacha spp. (a snail), cotton seed bug (Oxycarenus hyalinipennis)) and the associated visual survey locations during 2014. 30

Map 10. Emerald ash borer (EAB) and gold spotted oak borer (GSOB) Survey - trap locations in Florida during 2014. 31

Map 11. Corn Commodity Survey (part 1 of 2) five (5) pests (Autographa gamma, H. armigera, S. litura, S. littoralis, Thaumatotibia leucotreta) and the associated trap locations during 2014. 32

Map 12. Corn Commodity Survey (part 2 of 2) visual survey locations in Florida during 2014. 33

Map 13. Exotic Wood Boring Beetles/Solid Wood Packing Materials Survey (EWBB/SWPM) - trap locations in Florida during 2014. 34

Figures: Fig. 1. CAPS downloadable calendar for March 2014, Oryctes rhinoceros (Linnaeus) coconut rhinoceros beetle, an invasive and destructive pest of coconut palms and other palm species. 35