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Filtering by: Creator Darbyshire, R. L. Subject Agricultural pests -- Control -- Congresses Subject Codling moth -- Control

Pear, seasonal control of codling moth, Cydia pomonella (L.), with Imidan

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Kreowski, W. Brian and Riedl, Helmut W.

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Conference Proceeding

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Biological control : codling moth - plums, apples

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Rice, R. E., Jones, R. A., Flaherty, D. L., and Bentley, W. J.

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Conference Proceeding

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, Kearney Agricultural Center, Parlier r Field trials for mating disruption of codling moth using
Biological control : codling moth, plums, apples

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Rice, R. E., Jones, R. A., Flaherty, D. L., and Bentley, W. J.

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Conference Proceeding

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Control of codling moth by disruption of mating with sex pheromone

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Howell, J. F., Krysan, J. L., Brown, D. F., and Unruh, Thomas R.

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Conference Proceeding

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, Cvdia pomonella. Apples J F. Howell, J. L. Krysan, D. F. Brown and T. R. Unruh USDA, ARS, Yakima
Biology/mating disruption : codling moth; walnuts

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Flaherty, D. L., Sibbett, G. S., and Rice, R. E.

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Conference Proceeding
Biology : codling moth - apples

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Knight, Alan L.

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Conference Proceeding

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Alan L. Knight USDA-ARS, 3706 Nob Hill Blvd Yakima, WA 98902 Experiments were conducted to measure
Implementation : codling moth (CM), pear

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Weddle, P. W.

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Conference Proceeding

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Codling moth behavior - our last and best chance to understand MD

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Knight, Alan

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Conference Proceeding

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