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Program Staff: Elizabeth Lamb

Ornamentals IPM Coordinator  (since May 2006)

IPM Program Office
NYSAES
PO Box 462
Geneva, NY 14456
Phone:(315) 787-2608
Fax:(315) 787-2360

49B Plant Science Bldg.
Cornell University
Ithaca NY 14853
(607) 254-8800

eml38@cornell.edu

Education, Training, and Related Professional Experience

  • Ph.D., Plant Breeding, University of Minnesota, 1992

  • M.S., Vegetable Crops, Cornell University, 1981

  • B.A. Biology/Botany, Smith College, 1978

  • Faculty, Department of Horticultural Sciences, University of Florida 1998-2005

  • Faculty, Department of Horticultural Sciences, University of Arkansas, 1992-1998

Responsibilities

  • Provide coordination, with the IPM Ornamentals Team, for statewide development, facilitation and implementation of ornamental IPM programs

  • Act as Program Coordinator for Ornamental IPM Educators

  • Interact with faculty and Extension personnel to encourage and implement IPM research in the field of ornamental plants

  • Secure funding, as needed, to further the activities of the IPM Ornamentals Team and encourage research in ornamental IPM

  • Support the Director and the NYS IPM Program in promoting the practices of Integrated Pest Management in the State of New York

Current/Ongoing Projects

  • Evaluation of Alternative Herbicides for Control of Annual and Perennial Weeds in Ornamental Gardens (with B. Eshenaur and D. Marvin)

  • Evaluation of Alternative Fungicides for Control of Rhabdocline Needlecast on Douglas Fir (with G. Couch and D. Marvin)

Memberships and Service

Program Work Teams, Cornell University

  • Integrated Pest Management

  • Landscape

  • Greenhouse

American Society for Horticultural Science

  • Vice President – Education Division, 2003-2005

  • Education Publication Award Committee, 2000

International Society for Horticultural Science

  • Program Committee – International Symposium on Protected Agriculture in Mild Winter Climates, Orlando, May 2004

National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture

  • Best Paper Award Committee, 2001-2005

this page updated 6/20/06
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