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Determining re-entry intervals for pollinators following Spinosad applications

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Brisabri, B., Mayer, Daniel F., and Bret, B. L.

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-ENTRY INTERVALS FOR POLLINATORS FOLLOWING SPINOSAD APPLICATIONS. B. Bisabri1, D. Mayer, and B.L. Bret
Residual bee poisoning bioassay

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Mayer, Daniel F. and Lunden, Jeff D.

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), Zeneca Experimental Chemical #1 and Zeneca Experimental Chemical #2 to honey bees (Apis mellifera
Effects of different chemicals on honey bee foraging of dandelion

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Mayer, Daniel F. and Lunden, Jeff D.

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the plots and recording the number of honey bees per plot at 2 and 4 hours after application. There
Effects of Success on honey bee foraging and mortality when applied to blooming apples

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Mayer, Daniel F. and Lunden, Jeff D.

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) and 2, 3 and 4 May (post- application). The number of honey bees per tree per 30 seconds (10
Comply update for apples, pears, and nut crops

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Buchholz, Carl

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. Again,the first appHcation should be apphed no later than 100 degree days after biofix, and bees have
Pyriproxyfen (V-71639), overview of a new insect growth regulator

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Welch, Len, Ansolabehere, Mike, and DeWitt, Tom

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Ansolabehere and Tom DeWitt Valent USA Corp. P.O. Box 300 Hood River, OR 97031 PYRIPROXYFEN (V-71639
Thrips species affecting tree fruits, and the effect of Spinosad on thrips

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Beers, E., Dunley, J., and Zack, R.

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AFFECTING TREE FRUITS, AND THE EFFECT OF SPINOSAD ON THRIPS E. Beers, J. Dunley and R. Zack WSU-Tree Fruit
True bug control with pyrethriods in pears

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Van Steenwyk, Robert A.

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, fenpropanate, Lygus hesperus, pear, chemical control, insecticide Methods and Materials - A trial was
Assail a new tool for codling moth control

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Deeter, Brian and Parrish, Mark

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to bees and was granted reduced risk status based, in part, on this. Populations of some beneficial

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