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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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Conference Proceeding

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modified to mimic the real action of Sirene in the field, allowing control of the time and number of
Summary of five years of research on Confirm®

Creator:

Brunner, Jay F., Doerr, Michael D., and Gut, Larry J.

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Conference Proceeding

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basis for evaluating the relative susceptibility of field populations of leafrollers. In 1996 we tested
Efficacy of Serene-CM against codling moth in Utah

Creator:

Reding, Michael E. and Alston, Diane G.

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Conference Proceeding

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/day in the Sirene block during May and in the standard block during August. In the Sirene block
Further investigations in the management of San Jose scale with narrow range horticultural oil

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Bentley, Walter J., Martin, Lee, Rice, Dick, Ribeiro, Brian, and Day, Kevin

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Conference Proceeding

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INVESTIGATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SAN JOSE SCALE WITH NARROW RANGE HORTICULTURAL OIL Walt Bentley, Lee Martin
Field and laboratory tests of new insecticides against the apple maggot

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Reissig, W. Harvey, Smith, Cynthia, and Combs, David

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Conference Proceeding

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Chemical Control/New Products #1 FIELD AND LABORATORY
True bug control with pyrethriods in pears

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Van Steenwyk, Robert A.

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Conference Proceeding

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1999 and 2000 field efficacy trials conducted ofRohm and Haas Companyfor controllingPandemispyrusana
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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Conference Proceeding

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statistically different than those locate inthe untreated blocks. Average number ofdead bees per day was less