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Screening the impact of pesticides on the survival and function of beneficial arthropods in hops and grapes in Washington state

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Coyle, J. L. and James, D. G.

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Conference Proceeding

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providedby phytoseiids like G. occidentalis andN.fallacis. Propargite, a miticideused on grapes, was safe to
Parasitoids of hop aphids on Prunus in the spring

Creator:

Wright, Larry C. and James, D. G.

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Conference Proceeding

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OF HOP APHIDS ON PRUNUS IN THE SPRING L. C. Wright and D. G. James Irrigated Agriculture Research
Prospects for biological control of mites and aphids in Washington hop yards

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Price, T. S. and James, D. G.

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Conference Proceeding

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FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF MITES AND APHIDS IN WASHINGTON HOP YARDS T S Price and D G James Washington
Twospotted spider mite and predatory mite populations in low-input and conventional-input hops in the Yakima Valley

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James, D. G. and Price, T. S.

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Conference Proceeding

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D G James and T S Price Washington State University Irrigated Agricultural Research and Extension
Parasitoids of hop aphids on Prunus in the spring

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Wright, Larry C. and James, D. G.

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Conference Proceeding

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OF HOP APHIDS ON PRUNUS IN THE SPRING L. C. Wright and D. G. James Irrigated AgricultureResearch
Anagrus spp. egg parasitoids of grape, blackberry, and wild rose leafhoppers in Central Washington

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Wright, Larry C. and James, David G.

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Conference Proceeding

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and D. G. James Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center Washington State University 24106
Seasonal abundance of Anagrus spp. egg parasitoids of grape leafhoppers in Central Washington

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Wright, Larry C., Storm, C. P., and James, David G.

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Conference Proceeding

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. G. James Irrigated Agriculture Research and ExtensionCenter Washington State University 24106