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Creator:: Luna, John M.
Abstract:: Project Objectives 1. Implement and evaluate a Pilot IPM scouting program for the WSCB in snap beans 2. Evaluate WSCB seasonal aggregation and movement patterns within diversifi ed vegetable cropping systems 3. Evaluate the potential for “trap and kill” strategies as cultural control components of an IPM program for the...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: Western Spotted Cucumber Beetle in Vegetable Cropping Systems A Report to the Oregon Processed Vegetable

Creator:: Ocamb, Cynthia M., Miller, Nathan, Myers, James R., and Rogers Brand Vegetable Seed
Abstract:: Objective 1: Evaluate commercial sweet corn varieties and inbred germplasm in small plots for susceptibility to root rot, stalk node rot, and crown rot. Objective 2: Examine the relationship between Western Spotted Cucumber Beetle reproduction and seed microbial communities.
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: stages for rot of roots, crown, and stalk nodes as well as Western Spotted Cucumber beetle feeding on

Creator:: Luna, John M.
Abstract:: Project Objectives 1. Develop and evaluate a Pilot IPM scouting program for the WSCB in snap beans 2. Determine the seasonal aggregation and movement patterns within diversified vegetable cropping systems 3. Evaluate the potential for “trap and kill” strategies as cultural control components of an IPM program for the WSCB...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: for the Western Spotted Cucumber Beetle in Vegetable Cropping Systems John Luna Dept. of

Creator:: Ocamb, Cynthia M., Miller, Nathan, Myers, James R., and Rogers Brand Vegetable Seed
Abstract:: Objective 1: Evaluate sweet corn inbred germplasm for colonization of silks by Fusarium species and subsequent seed infection/contamination. Objective 2: Evaluate biological applications to silks and subsequent Fusarium presence in ears. Objective 3: Evaluate seed disinfestation and location of remaining Fusarium on or in seed. Objective 4: Examine the yield...
Resource Type:: Technical Report
Full Text:: plant. We’ve developed evidence that the Western Spotted Cucumber Beetle preferentially feeds on

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