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Table of Contents
Research reports from the 74th annual conference
January 5, 6, & 7, 2000
| Page number |
Author(s) | Title |
| Thresholds, monitoring, and sampling | ||
| 1 | Helmut Riedl, L.E. Long, Michael Omeg | Prediction of Obliquebanded Leafroller Activity on Sweet Cherries for Improved Timing of Control Measures |
| 2 | Thomas Unruh | Presence-Absence Sampling Prospects for Pear Psylla |
| 4 | Michael Klaus, Michael Willett | Oriental Fruit Moth Monitoring in Washington |
| 6 | Alan Knight, Brad Christianson, Doug Light | Two New Developments in Monitoring Codling Moth: Better Long-lived Lures and a Novel Bisexual Attractant |
| 7 | Richard Hilton | Comparisons of Trap Type and Long-lasting Lures to Monitor Codling Moth in Pheromone Treated Orchards |
| 8 | Chris Nobbs, Jay Brunner, Peter Landolt | Bait Trapping for Leafroller and the Lacanobia Fruitworm |
| 10 | Christian Krupke, Jay Brunner | Aggregation Pheromone for Monitoring Stink Bug Populations in Orchard Borders |
| 11 | Walt Bentley, Lee Martin | Sampling Grape Mealybug in Table Grapes |
| Implementation programs | ||
| 14 | Ted Alway | Wenatchee Valley Pear IPM Project (WVPP)-Year 1 |
| 15 | Brad Higbee, Carrol Calkins | Five Year Summary of the W. Parker Heights CAMP Project |
| 17 | Alan Knight, Brad Christianson, Steve Cockfield, John Dunley | Brewster Areawide Management of Obliquebanded Leafroller and Codling Moth: Year 2 |
| 19 | B.G. Zoller | Commercial Implementation of Delayed Hanging of Mating Disruption Pheromones for Codling Moth Control in 477 Acres of Pears in California in 1999 |
| 22 | Rachel Elkins | Codling Moth Mating Disruption in Pear Orchards Using the Shorey 'Puffer' Dispenser |
| 25 | Michael Willett | A Systems Approach Alternative to Methyl Bromide Fumigation for the Export of Apricots, Nectarines and Peaches to British Columbia, Canada |
| 27 | Andrew Kahn | Augmenting Stink Bug Control with the Use of Pheromones |
| Biological Control | ||
| 30 | R.S. Pfannenstiel, T.R. Unruh | Landscape Effects on Leafroller Parasitism |
| 33 | Thomas Unruh | Codling Moth Biological and Cultural Control: I. Tree Banding |
| 34 | Thomas Unruh | Codling Moth Biological and Cultural Control: II. Parasites and Parasitism |
| 35 | Holly Ferguson, Lisa Neven, Lawrence Lacey | Enhancing the Insecticidal Potential of Viral Pesticides for Codling Moth |
| Chemical Control/New Products | ||
| 37 | Tim Smith | Cherry Fruit Fly Control-Spinosad Rate |
| 39 | R.A. Progar | Efficacy of MVPII Bt and Spinosad for Control of Filbert Leafroller on Hazelnuts |
| 42 | R.A. Progar | Efficacy of Spinosad and Confirm for Control of Filbertworm on Hazelnuts |
| 45 | R.A. VanSteenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | True Bug Control in Pears |
| 47 | Richard Hilton, Philip VanBuskirk, David Sugar, Helmut Riedl | The Effect of Foliar Season Applications of Horticultural Mineral Oil on Pear Tree Productivity and Fruit Quality |
| 48 | R.A. VanSteenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | Supplemental Confirm Applications in Codling Moth Mating Disrupted Pear Orchards |
| 50 | R.A. VanSteenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | Extending the Organophosphate Per Harvest Interval in Pears by Late Season Confirm Applications |
| 52 | D.F. Mayer, J.D. Unden | Residual Bee Poisoning Bioassay |
| 54 | B. Bisabri, D. Mayer, B.L. Bret | Determining Re-entry Intervals for Pollinators Following Spinosad Applications |
| 56 | B.L. Bret, M. Doerr, E. Peryea, J.F. Brunner | Influence of pH on Spinosad Residual on Apple Pest Management |
| 58 | B. Bisabri, R. VanSteenwyk, M. Doerr, J.F. Brunner, B.L. Bret | Codling Moth Pest Management with Spinosad |
| 60 | Mike Doerr, Jay Brunner, Larry Bennett | Evaluation of Surround(r) (Kaolin) for Insecticidal Activity |
| 62 | Jay Brunner, Gary Van Ee, Mike Doerr | Summary of Entomology Tests Using a New ULV Sprayer Technology |
| 64 | John Dunley, Bruce Greenfield | Toxicity of Four Insecticides to Grape Mealybug |
| 65 | Walt Bentley, Dick Rice, Kevin Day, Carlos Hernandez | Managing San Jose Scale with Mineral Oils in Plums |
| Pesticide Resistance | ||
| 67 | Greg Hannig, John Dunley | Comparison of Several Bioassay Techniques to Determine Levels of Susceptibility of Pear Psylla to Several Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs) |
| Biology/Phenology | ||
| 68 | Michael Reding, Diane Alston, Sherm Thomson | Association of Spider Mites and Powdery Mildew in Apple |
| 69 | Mark Hitchcox, Pete Landolt, Jay Brunner, Richard Zack | Seasonal Phenology of Lacanobia Fruitworm in Apple Orchards |
| 70 | Mike Doerr, Jay Brunner | Development of a Predictive Model for the Lacanobia Fruitworm |
| 71 | Diane Alston | Plum Curculio Biology and Monitoring in Utah |
| 73 | Barry Bai, Kerri Schwarz, Karl Puls, Jennifer O'Neil | Flight Phenology of Oriental Fruit Moth and Lesser Apple Worm in the Willamette Valley, Oregon |
| 75 | Alan Knight, Mike Marsello | The Areawide Distribution of Pandemis Leafroller Among Tree Fruit Crops in the Parker Heights District |
| 77 | Christian Krupke, Jay Brunner | Management of Native Vegetation for Control of Stink Bug |
| Mating Disruption/SIR | ||
| 79 | James Grenzebach, Thomas Larsen | Laboratory Evaluations of Consep's Sprayable Pheromone Formulations |
| 80 | Thomas Larsen | Field Evaluations of Consep's Sprayable Pheromone Formulations |
| 82 | Thomas Larsen | New Products for Codling Moth Mating Disruption from Consep, Inc. |
| 84 | Philipp Kirsch | Codling Moth and Apple |
| 85 | James Miller, Larry Gut, Rufus Isaacs, Piera Giroux, Peter McGhee, Brian Wright, Michael Ulczynski | Mating Disruption of Moth Pests in Michigan Peaches and Apples Using the MSU Microsprayer |
| 87 | Howard Thistlewood | Areawide Codling Moth Management in the Okanagan-Kootenay Sterile Insect Release Program, 1999 |
| 89 | Thomas Larsen | Third Year of Puffer Trials in Oregon and Washington |
| 90 | Alan Knight, Brad Christianson, Mark Goehry | Are Puffers as Good as Hand-applied Dispensers for Mating Disruption of Codling Moth and Obliquebanded Leafroller? |
| 93 | Stephen Welter, Frances Cave | Definition of the Active Space of Pheromone Plumes from Aerosol Emitters, Paramount Puffers |
| 94 | Diana McKenzie, Larry Gut, Rufus Isaacs | Attraction of Obliquebanded Leafroller Males to Various Natural and Synthetic Sex Pheromone Blends |
| 96 | Jay Brunner, Chris Nobbs, Peter Landolt | Strategies for Leafroller Mating Disruption |
| 98 | Chris Nobbs, Jay Brunner, Peter Landolt | A Look at Lacanobia Fruitworm Mating Disruption |
| 100 | C. Thies, J. Thies | Microscopic Analysis of Tree Leaves Sprayed with Microcapsule Formulations |
| 102 | M.J. Irwin | Microencapsulated Pheromones: Alternative for Integrated Pest Management |
| Tree Fruit Diseases | ||
| 103 | B.G. Zoller | Fireblight Control Experiences in the Sacramento Valley of California 1973-1999 |
| 105 | S. Ockley, S.V. Thomson | Detection of Erwinia amylovora on Leaves in a Blighted Apple Orchard |
| 106 | Rachel Elkins, David Rizzo | Status of Oak Root Fungus (Armillaria mellea) in North Coast Pear Orchards |
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