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Puffer trials in Washington

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Larsen, Thomas E.

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Conference Proceeding

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. Each 60 uJ puff emitted approximately 7.5 mg of codlemone or 432 mg per day (7.5 mg x 57.6 =432 mg
Third year of puffer trials in Oregon and Washington

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Larsen, Thomas

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Conference Proceeding

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mg of codlemone per puff or approximately 432 mg per day. Each can contained enough formulation for
Aerosol dispensers for codling moth mating disruption

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Larsen, Thomas E. and Higbee, Bradley S.

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Conference Proceeding

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approximately 7.5 mg of codlemone or 432 mg per day (7.5 mg x 57.6 = 432 mg). The Wapato site was treated at a
Development of mating disruption for leafrollers

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Knight, Alan L.

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Conference Proceeding

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puffers. The effectiveness of a polyethylene tube dispenser (ISOMATE-SPECIAL) loaded with a blend of
Developing mating disruption for leafrollers

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Knight, Alan L., Cockfield, Stephen D., Thomson, Don, and Neff, Dean

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Conference Proceeding

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widely used in Italy (ISOMATE-C SPECIAL), and this year was the first testing in grower's orchards in the
Are puffers as good as hand-applied dispensers for mating disruption of codling moth and oblique banded leafroller?

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Knight, Alan, Christianson, Brad, and Goehry, Mark

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Conference Proceeding

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orcnaras treatedeither with puffers or 200 or 400 Isomate-Special dispensers. Puffer settings were 7.5 mg

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Puffer trials in Washington

Third year of puffer trials in Oregon and Washington

Aerosol dispensers for codling moth mating disruption

Development of mating disruption for leafrollers

Developing mating disruption for leafrollers

Are puffers as good as hand-applied dispensers for mating disruption of codling moth and oblique banded leafroller?

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