Glendale Elementary first graders completed lessons in geometry and a story about a sand castle with an activity they performed outdoors on Bobcat Block. Students had the opportunity to build their own castle.
Bacterial gall on loropetalum stem is seen as irregular, rough galls or knots with dark-colored callus caused by Pseudomonas savastanoi on Loropetalum sp. (Photo by Yan Chen, LSU AgCenter)
BATON ROUGE – A new disease is making its appearance on loropetalum plants in Louisiana nurseries and landscapes. It’s caused by a bacterium called Pseudomonas savastanoi, which is also known to cause galls or knots on olives and oleanders, said LSU AgCenter plant pathologist Raj Singh.
A colorful display of Pink Drift roses planted at the LSU AgCenter Hammond Research Station. (Photo by Allen Owings)
By Allen Owings
LSU AgCenter horticulturist
Carrington La Shayne Simpson
(Submitted Photo)
Carrington La Shayne Simpson received a doctor of chiropractic and bachelor of science degrees in anatomy and health and wellness during the 89th commencement on April 18 at Parker University in Dallas , Texas.
Kameron Darbone and Heidi Pitre
Seniors Kameron Darbone and Heidi Pitre were named Mr. and Miss EHS voted upon by Eunice High student body. (Photo by Myra Miller)
