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Official Document Type
Report
Approved Date
02/22/2005
Control Number
2005-070
Agenda Item Number
7.F.
Entity Name
Department of Emergency Services
Subject
Unified Local Mitigation Strategy 2005
Archived Roll/Disk#
4000
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4892
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Adult Med flies are up to '/4 inch long , black with yellow abdomens and have <br /> 1%W yellow marks on their thoraxes . Their wings are banded with yellow. The fernale Medfly <br /> damages produce by laying eggs in the host fruit or vegetable . The resulting larvae feed on <br /> the pulp , rendering the produce unfit for human consumption . In addition to citrus , med flies <br /> will feed on hundreds of other commercial and backyard fruit and vegetable crops . <br /> Because med flies are not strong fliers , the pest is spread by the transport of <br /> larval -infested fruit . The major threats come from travelers , the U . S . mail , and commercial <br /> fruit smugglers . Several steps have been taken to prevent new infestations , State and <br /> Federal officials are working with postal authorities to develop ways to inspect packages <br /> suspected of carrying infested fruit . In addition , public education efforts carryng the <br /> message , " Don 't Spread Med " are being expanded ( Florida Department of Agriculture and <br /> Consumer Services , 1998b ) . <br /> 4. 1 . 11 . 3 Sugarcane Pests <br /> Changes in sugarcane agriculture , including new disease and insect pests , have <br /> seriously impacted the quality of cane and juice delivered to the mill for processing , These <br /> changing developments affect the level of sucrose , purity , fiber, and color of cane , resulting in <br /> a loss of sugar and decrease in the quantity and quality of sugar produced ( Legendre et al . , <br /> 1998 ) . <br /> 4. 1 . 11 . 4 TYLCV <br /> The TYLCV is believed to have entered the state in Dade County sometime in <br /> '%r early 1997 ( Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services , 1999 ) . Symptoms <br /> vary among tomato types , but in general , leaves produced shortly after infection are reduced <br /> in size , distorted , cupped inward or downward , and have a yellow mottle . Fewer than 1 in <br /> 10 flowers will produce fruit after TYLCV infection , severely reducing yields . <br /> The virus is transmitted by adult silverleaf whiteflies . Although frequent <br /> applications of pesticides help to decrease whitefly populations and suppress the spread of <br /> TYLCV , virus management through whitefly control is not possible in years where whitefly <br /> populations are high . Fortunately , the virus is not transmitted through seed or casual contact <br /> with infected plants . <br /> 4. 1 . 11 . 5 Vulnerability Assessment <br /> Agricultural pests and diseases can have the following potential im acts within a <br /> community : <br /> • Human health and safety ; <br /> • Psychological hardship <br /> • Economic disruption ; <br /> • Agricultural/fisheries damage ; and <br /> • Damage to critical environmental resources . <br /> Agricultural pests and diseases are a more significant hazard in those areas of the <br /> County where agriculture is a more significant element in the economic base . The western <br /> %W <br /> 4-51 <br />
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