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Western Orchard Pest and Disease Management Conference

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75th - 78th Annual Conferences

 

15 papers from the proceedings referenced the keyword Grapholitha molesta

Year Author(s)Title
2001 Barat Bisabri, Robert Van Steenwyk, Steve Dietz, and Tim KsanderSuccess*, A new tool for stone fruit IPM
2001 Barry B. Bai, Kerri Schwarz, Karl Puls, Jennifer O'NeilDetection, flight phenology, and population monitoring of Oriental fruit moth and lesser apple worm in the Willamette Valley, OR
2001 David Combs, W. Harvey Reissig and Cindy SmithEvaluation of potential insecticides for use in organic apple production
2001 David Combs, W. Harvey Reissig and Cindy SmithEvaluation of insecticides against New York apple arthropod pests, 2000.
2001 Mark Hitchcox and Michael W. KlausOriental fruit moth monitoring in Washington, 2000
2001 Michael J. WillettA systems approach alternative to methyl bromide fumigation for the export of apricots, nectarines, and peaches to British Columbia, Canada
2001 Peter W. Shearer, Atanas Atanassov, George Hamilton1, and Dean Polk1Reducing OP and carbamate use in New Jersy peach orchards
2001 Peter W. Shearer, K. Amin Usmani, Greg Krawczyk2, Larry Hull2,Larry Gut, Harvey Reissig, and Art AgnelloToxicological response of male oriental fruit moth collected from eastern apple orchards to azinphosmethyl
2002 Grafton-Cardwell, Elizabeth E. and Yuling OuyangLaboratory study of the effects of Volck oil on San Jose scale stages
2002 Weddle, Patrick W. and Larry ElworthThe California walnut IPM expansion project -Year 1-
2003 Epstein, D., L. Gut, P. McGhee, M. HaasEvaluation of new mating disruption formulations
2004 David Epstein, Larry Gut, James MillerRelationship of Point Source Distribution to Mating Disruption Success
2004 Larry Hull, Clayton Myers, Greg KrawczykLow Rate-Frequent Applications of Sprayable Pheromones for Oriental Fruit Moth and Codling Moth Mating Disruption in Pennsylvania
2004 Lukasz Stelinski, Larry Gut, James MillerResponse of Four Tortricid Species to High-Dose Pheromone Sources
2004 Nina Barcenas, Tom Unruh, Lisa NevenDNA-Based Diagnostics for Lepidopteran Pests of Pome Fruit


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February 4, 2004