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Residual effect of Sirene® against codling moth, obliquebanded leafroller, and Pandemis leafroller

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Curkovic, Tomislav M. and Brunner, Jay F.

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, 30,40, 50, and 60 days. Pieces of branches were cut, put into a styrofoam piece, and stored at less than
Evaluation of codling moth controls : Dimilin, Novaluron, and Avaunt

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Hilton, Richard J. and VanBuskirk, Philip

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airblast sprayer (70-80 gpa) to 3-row-wide by 5-tree-long (60 ft x60 ft) plots. First treatments were
Calypso & Intrepid for control of codling moth

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Reding, Michael and Alston, Diane G.

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natural enemies. METHODS This trial was conducted in a 10-year-old, 2 acre block with a mixture of apple
Neonicotinils and IGRs for control of codling moth in pears

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Dunley, John E., Greenfield, Bruce M., and Bennett, Larry H.

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3times/generation, and Assail & Guthion 2 times/generation on a 10, 14, 21-day schedule, respectively
Codling moth control in pears

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Van Steenwyk, Robert A. and Nomoto, R. M.

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European red mites was evaluated by sampling 10 exterior and 10 interior leaves per replicate weekly from
Using the kairomone lure, DA2313 to monitor codling moth in apple and pear

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Knight, Alan L.

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pheromone-baited traps during the second flight. DA2313- baited traps caught only 10% as many moths as
Codling moth : chemical evaluations

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Hilton, Richard, VanBuskirk, Philip, and Westigard, Peter H.

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treatment. Percent Codling Moth Infested Fruit 1st Generation At Harvest Treatment Rate/ac. 7/10 8/14
Seasonal control of codling moth in pears

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Dunley, John E. and Greenfield, Bruce M.

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/A 24 Mar, 3 Apr, 10 Apr,25 Apr,9 May,24 May,6 Jun, 27 Jun, 21 Jul Full seasonSurround Surround 50
Control of codling moth with nicotinoid, pyrethriod and reduced risk insecticides in pears

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Van Steenwyk, Robert A.

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through 24 Jul by sampling 10 exterior and 10 interior leaves per replicate. The leaves were brushed and

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Western Orchard Pest and Disease Management Conference9

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Chemical Control/New Products[remove]9

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Agricultural pests -- Control -- Congresses9
Codling moth -- Control[remove]9
Pears -- Diseases and pests3
Insecticides -- Research2
Apple pandemis -- Control1

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