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Keyword Index
75th - 78th Annual Conferences
43 papers from the proceedings referenced the keyword mating disruption
| Year | Author(s) | Title |
| 2001 | Alan L. Knight | High emission, low density point pheromone sources for management of codling moth and leafrollers |
| 2001 | C. Pickel, W. Bentley, S. Welter, T. Prichard, R.Buchner, W. Olson, J. Hasey, and J. Grant | Walnut PMA: Developing a codling moth mating disruption program |
| 2001 | David Epstein, Larry Gut, Charles Edson, Pete McGhee, and Dan Waldstein | Michigan Apple IPM Implementation Project - Year Two |
| 2001 | Frances Cave, Matt Singleton, and Stephen Welter | Area of influence of aerosol emitters: Immediate and residual effects |
| 2001 | H. Riedl | Biological pear psylla control in orchards treated with mating disruption and organophosphate insecticides |
| 2001 | Larry Gut, Peter McGhee, Mike Haas, Carlos Garcia-Salazar and John Wise | Evaluation of MEC formulations in Michigan |
| 2001 | Larry Gut, Piera Giroux, Peter McGhee, Carlos Garcia-Salazar and James Miller | Mating disruption of moth pests in Michigan using the MSU microsprayer |
| 2001 | Lucia G. Varela and Greg Balog | Trap suppression using different CM pheromone dispensers |
| 2001 | Matt Singleton, Frances Cave, and Stephen Welter | Mating disruption of codling moth using sprayable formulations: Trap suppression as a first look |
| 2001 | Michael W. Klaus | Apple maggot monitoring in Washington |
| 2001 | Peter W. Shearer, Atanas Atanassov, George Hamilton1, and Dean Polk1 | Reducing OP and carbamate use in New Jersy peach orchards |
| 2001 | Rachel Elkins | Areawide control of codling moth using the Paramount Aerosol Pheromone Dispenser(r) (Shorey "Puffer") in Lake County, California 1996-2000 |
| 2001 | S. D. Cockfield | Flight of codling moth within mating-disrupted orchards |
| 2001 | Vanelle Carrithers, Lyla Lampson, Steve Cockfield, and Ken Jenkins | Use of Success* Naturalyte* insect control to control codling moth in mating disruption programs in apples |
| 2002 | Alston, Diane G. | Control of spider mites in apple and tart cherry with acaricides |
| 2002 | Grafton-Cardwell, Elizabeth E. and Yuling Ouyang | Laboratory study of the effects of Volck oil on San Jose scale stages |
| 2002 | Gut, Larry, Daniel Waldstein, Mike Haas and Peter McGhee | Performance of Sprayable Mating Disruption Formulations |
| 2002 | Larsen, Thomas E. | Field studies with encapsulated sprayable Codling moth pheromone |
| 2003 | Brunner, J.F., T. Alway, B. Beers, J. Dunley, V. Jones | Areawide II implementation project in apple, Year 2 results |
| 2003 | Doerr, M.D., J.F. Brunner, B. Valdez | New uses for an old technology: Scentry fiber-pheromone formulations for codling moth and leafroller mating disruption |
| 2003 | Eng, J.A., E. Holmes, T. Larsen, S. Stadlmann, K. Ketner | Effects of sunlight on encapsulated sprayable codling moth pheromone |
| 2003 | Gut, L., L. Stelinski, D. Thomson, J. Miller | Predicting the success of mating disruption |
| 2003 | Knight, A | Codling moth behavior-our last and best chance to understand MD |
| 2003 | Knight, A. | Effectively monitoring codling moth with the DA lure |
| 2003 | Knight, A. | Ridding orchards of codling moth-one female at a time |
| 2003 | Schaub, L., S. Sardy, G. Capkun | Natural variation in baseline data - when do we call a new sample ""resistant"? |
| 2003 | Stewart-Leslie, J. | Comparison of sprayable mating disruption to conventional pesticide program for codling moth management in walnuts |
| 2003 | Valdez, B., J.F. Brunner | Codling moth and leafroller mating disruption evaluated using sprayable pheromones |
| 2003 | Wiman, N.G., V.P. Jones | Effect of delayed mating on obliquebanded leafroller reproductive rate: Implications for mating disruption |
| 2004 | Alan Knight | How We Can Make Codling Moth Mating Disruption Work |
| 2004 | Betsy Stutzman, Jay Brunner | Alternative Mating Disruption Choices for Codling Moth and Leafroller |
| 2004 | Bradley Higbee, Charles Burks | Mating Disruption for Control of Navel Orangeworm in Almonds and Pistachios |
| 2004 | Charles Burks, Brad Higbee, David Brandl | Effect of Temperature, Season and Population Density on Likelihood of Success in Mating Assays with Female Navel Orangeworm |
| 2004 | David Epstein, Larry Gut, James Miller | Relationship of Point Source Distribution to Mating Disruption Success |
| 2004 | Douglas Light, Kathy Reynolds, Robert Fritts, Bill Lingren | Advances in Use and Augmentation of Lower Rates of Sprayable Pheromone for Mating Disruption of Codling Moths in Walnuts |
| 2004 | G. Bohmfalk | Cooperative Field Demonstrations of Fiber Technology for Mating Disruption in Codling Moth in Washington |
| 2004 | G. Bohmfalk, Lance Eggers | Mating Disruption in Organic Orchards in Arizona: A Brief 10-year History |
| 2004 | Kristin Ketner, Jesse Eng, Kris Terry, Sam Son, Kathy Wolfe | Effect of Low Temperature on the Relative Release of Codlemone from Various Commercial Mating Disruption Products |
| 2004 | Larry Hull, Clayton Myers, Greg Krawczyk | Low Rate-Frequent Applications of Sprayable Pheromones for Oriental Fruit Moth and Codling Moth Mating Disruption in Pennsylvania |
| 2004 | Lukasz Stelinski, Larry Gut, James Miller | Response of Four Tortricid Species to High-Dose Pheromone Sources |
| 2004 | Neal Kittleson, Eugene Hannon, John Brown | Mating Disruption in a System Where the Trees are the 'Fruit' |
| 2004 | Nik Wiman, Vincent Jones, Jay Brunner | Virgin Female Trapping with Leafrollers and Codling Moth in the Field |
| 2004 | Rachel Elkins, Chuck Ingels, Bob Van Steenwyk, Lucia Varela | Control of Codling Moth Using Organically Acceptable Granulosis Virus and Spinosad Products |
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