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Why Do Bumble Bees Die after Foraging on Linden Trees?

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Argot, Adriana and Rao, Sujaya

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AFTER FORAGING ON LINDEN TREES? Adriana Argoti and Sujaya Rao Oregon State University 3017 ALS
Evaluating Closer ™ Insecticide in Noble Fir Christmas Trees

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Landgren, Chal and Kowalski, Judy

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CLOSER ™ INSECTICIDE IN NOBLE FIR CHRISTMAS TREES Chal Landgren and Judy Kowalski OSU N. Willamette
Evaluation of Release Rates and Dispersal of Predatory Mites in Container-Planted Shrub and Field-Planted Shade Trees

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Rosetta, Robin L. and Bell, N. C.

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planted shade trees and container shrubs. At each of twonursery sites, a single row of 'Greenspire' Linden
Mortality of Bumble Bees Associated with Linden: a Review

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Rao, Sujaya

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, over 50,000 bees died after foraging on linden (Tilia spp.; Malvaceae) trees in one location in Oregon
Range Expansion of the California Fivespined IPS, IPS Paraconfusus (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) into Washington State

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Murray, Todd, Kohler, Glenn, and Willhite, Beth

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engraver and a known pest of both young and mature pine trees. Historically, CFI’s most northern range
Evaluation of the Use of Horticultural Oil to Suppress Honey Locust Pod Gall Midge (Dasineura gleditschiae: Cecidomyiidae)

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Rosetta, Robin L., Bell, N. C., and Collins, T.

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oilapplications for control ofeggs and larvae ofpod gall midge on honey locust trees was evaluated ina trial
Biocontrol of Arthropod Pests: Current Projects by the Oregon Department of Agriculture

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Hedstrom, C., Bai, Barry B., and LaBonte, J.

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2015 in Milwaukee, OR in AWF populations on ornamental Pyrus trees. Since then, the parasitoid has
Host Susceptibility of the Cherry Bark Tortrix, Enarmonia Formosana Scop. (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)

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Murray, Todd A., Tanigoshi, Lynell K., and Bai, Barry B.

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was determined by sampling 30representative trees ofeach species or genera. CBT densities were
Exotic and Emerging Fruit Pests New to Washington State in 2009; Dogwood Borer, Spotted-wing Drosophila, and American Plum Borer

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LaGasa, Eric and Looney, Chris

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to Eastern North America, where it is a recently emergent economic pest of apple trees in the
Systemic Protection of Hybrid Poplar During Stand Establishment

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Rodstrom, R. A., Skoczylas, J. C., and Waters, T. D.

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trees across 3,500 acres. This is due to the inability for replacement trees ever to obtain the size

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Pacific Northwest Insect Management Conference[remove]86

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Invasive and Emerging Pests10
Biological and Cultural Controls8
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Foliage & Seed Feeding Pests5
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Oregon State University. Extension Service2

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Agricultural pests -- Control -- Congresses86
Insect population density2
Archips -- Control1
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