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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
Mating disruption : codling moth in apple

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Gut, Larry J. and Brunner, Jay F.

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Conference Proceeding

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Apple Larry J. Gut & Jay F. Brunner Washington State University Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center
Mating disruption : codling moth in pear

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Gut, Larry J., Brunner, Jay F., and Burts, Everett C.

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Conference Proceeding

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Pear Larry J. Gut, Jay F. Brunner & Everett C. Burts Washington State University Tree Fruit Research
Biology : codling moth, pear

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Van Steenwyk, Robert A. and Fouché, C. F.

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Conference Proceeding

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. Van Steenwyk & C. F. Fouche Dept. ofE.S.P.M. 201 Wellman Hall University ofCalifornia Berkeley, CA
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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® AGAINST CODLING MOTH, OBLIQUEBANDED LEAFROLLER, AND PANDEMIS LEAFROLLER Tomislav M. Curkovic and J. F
New uses for an old technology : Scentry fiber-pheromone formulations for codling moth and leafroller mating disruption

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Doerr, Michael D., Brunner, Jay F., and Valdez, Betsy

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Conference Proceeding

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formulations for codling moth and leafroller mating disruption Michael D. Doerr, Jay F. Brunner and Betsy
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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fruit block to the f north, as there was adefinite edge effect in infested fruit on the north side with