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Rose plantings increase leafroller parasitism in orchards : A story for the Rose City

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Unruh, Thomas R.

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) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), are hosts to a rich complex of parasitoid species. There is a significant inverse
Biological control : codling moth (Cydiapomonella L.) apple, Malus domestica L.

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Unruh, Thomas R.

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lives 8 days (TD50) with constantly available carbohydrate nutrition but only 1 day without it. A single
Mass releases of two Eurasia parasitoids of codling moth

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Unruh, Thomas R.

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parasitoids of codling moth Thomas R. Unruh USDA-ARS, Wapato WA Mating disruption of codling moth is proving
Codling moth biological and cultural control : I. tree banding

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Unruh, Thomas R.

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CULTURALCONTROL: I. TREE BANDING Thomas R. Unruh USDA-ARS, 5230 Konnowac Pass Road,Wapato,WA 98951 Placing aband
Apple ermine moth, Yponomeuta mallinellus Zelier; apple, Malus domestica L.

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Unruh, Thomas R.

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moth, Yponomeuta mallinellus Zelier; apple, Malus domestica L Thomas R. Unruh Yakima Agricultural
Use of insect pathogens for control of codling moth and other lepidopteran pests of apple in the Pacific Northwest of the United States

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Lacey, Lawrence A. and Unruh, Thomas R.

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. ^JSpf^t Lawrence. A. Lacey and Thomas. R. Unruh, Yakima Agricultural Research Laboratory Q^yi^n
Landscape affects leafroller parasitism

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Pfannenstiel, R. S. and Unruh, Thomas R.

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movement of leafroller parasites into nearby orchards. A large patch of roses was found that supports