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Opening address
Hon. Juma Hamad Omar (MP)
Worldwide Introductions of Forest Pests: An Update
W.M. Ciesla
Importance of Leucaena in Africa
R. Otsyina and B. DzowelaEffects of Leucaena Psyllid on Women's Enterprises
Asa JohanssonIntegrated Pest Management of the Leucaena Psyllid: What is Involved?
J.D. Ward and J. Mwangi
BURUNDI
Leucaena Psyllid in Burundi
N. Pascal and K. SalvatorMOZAMBIQUE
Preliminary Observations on Leucaena Development on Mozambique
C.E. da Silva Ruas and R.M. da Trinidada Mária RombeKENYA
The Status of Leucaena Psyllid in Kenya
M. Gichora and J. OderaMALAWI
The Status of Leucaena and Leucaena Psyllid in Malawi
C.Z. Chilima, G.S. Meke, L.A. Sitaubi and C. CooteMAURITIUS
The Leucaena Psyllid in Mauritius
T. RawanawshahNIGERIA
Status of Leucaena in Nigeria
P.M. PapkaTHE SUDAN
Forest Pests in the Sudan: Their Economic Importance and Control
H.A. El Atta and H.O. Abdel NourTANZANIA
Incidence of Forest Pests in Tanzania with a Special Reference to the Leucaena Psyllid
E.Z. KisakaSOUTH AFRICA
Possible Occurrence of the European Wood Wasp, Sirex noctilio (Hymenoptera: Siricidae), in South Africa
G. TribeETHIOPIA
Leucaena and Leucaena Psyllid in Ethiopia
T. AzageUGANDA
Leucaena Psyllid: A Threat to Agroforestry in Africa: Uganda's Case
G. Maiteki, P. Kiwuso and W. KigenyiZAMBIA
Distribution of Leucaena, Current Status and Impact of Leucaena Psyllid and Some Management Options in Zambia
O. ShakaciteZIMBABWE
Status of Leucaena and Leucaena Psyllid in Zimbabwe
A.N. Mphuru
PEST MANAGEMENT METHODS - LEUCAENA PSYLLID
Leucaena Psyllid in the Asia-Pacific Region: Implications for its Management in Africa
Banpot NapompethLeucaena Psyllid in Kenya and Experience with Chemical Control
M.R. RaoFirst Results on Leucaena diversifolia Buitenzorg Resistance to Leucaena Psyllid (Heteropsylla cubana) in Réunion
J. Tassin and M. HermetSuccessful Establishment on Réunion Island of an Exotic Ladybird, Olla v-nigrum, for the Biocontrol of Leucaena Psyllid, Heteropsylla cubana.
S. Quilici, A. Francki, B. Montagneux and J. TassinPeriodicity of Leucaena Psyllid Infestation on Leucaena leucocephala in Morogoro: Preliminary Observations
S.S. Madoffe and A. MassaweIndigenous Natural Enemies of Leucaena Psyllid in Kenya
C.K.P.O. OgolCandidate Agents for Biological Control of Leucaena Psyllid in Africa
R. Day, G. Hill, S. Murphy and B. Nyambo
PEST MANAGEMENT METHODS - OTHER PESTS
The Kenya Integrated Forest Pest Management Centre: Mission, Goals and Future Plans
J.G. Mwangi and J.G.D. WardThe International Institute of Biological Control's (IIBC)
Regional Programme for Biological Control of Exotic Conifer Aphids in Africa
G.B. Allard, S.T. Murphy and R.K. DayPest Introductions in the United States and How They Are Being Addressed
D.R. Kucera, R.D. Wolfe and G.D. Hertel
Concept Document for the Formation of an Eastern and Southern African Forest Pest Management Network
G.B. Allard
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Closing Remarks
F.M. Shao