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Weevils attacking tree fruits in Washington

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Beers, Elizabeth H., Klaus, Michael W., Gebhard, Astrid, Cockfield, Stephen D., Zack, Rich, and O'Brien, C. W.

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Conference Proceeding

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University, Mid-Columbia Ag. Research & E!t. Ctr., Hoot! River, OR QC-c,A/)"'$ /C�� Abstract: New pest
Development and validation of a degree day model to predict phenology of Lacanobia fruitworm, Lacanobia subjuncta

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Brunner, Jay F. and Doerr, Michael D.

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Conference Proceeding

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. subjuncta. The lower threshold is 7°C (44°F) and an upper threshold is 31°C (88°F). Degree-day requirements
Development of a predictive model for the Lacanobia fruitworm

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Doerr, Michael D. and Brunner, Jay F.

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Conference Proceeding

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constant temperature (10,12.5,15, 20,25,27.5, and 30 °C) and a16:8 L:D photoperiod. Each molt oflacanobia
Characterization of stink bug damage and distribution of injury in orchards

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McGhee, Peter H., Brunner, Jay F., and Doerr, Michael D.

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Conference Proceeding

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, thecharacterization of stink buginjury toDelicious andGala was determined by caging E. conspersus and C. ligata adults
Field corroboration of a degree-day based phenology model for Campylomma verbasci

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Reding, Michael E. and Beers, Elizabeth H.

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Conference Proceeding

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on apple Michael E. Reding & Elizabeth H. Beers Washington State University Tree Fruit Research
'Golden Delicious' fruit-stage specific sensitivity to C. verbasci feeding injury

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Reding, Michael E. and Beers, Elizabeth H.

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Conference Proceeding

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on apple Michael E. Reding & Elizabeth H. Beers Washington State University TreeFruitResearch