Page number	Author(s)	Title
	Chemical Control/New Products
1	Brunner, Jay F. and Michael D. Doerr	New insecticide chemistries for the management of codling moth and leafroller
2	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Effect of chloronicotinyl insecticides on phytophagous and predatory mite populations in a cover spray program
3	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Field and laboratory trials against Western tentiform leafminer
4	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Control of Campylomma verbasci with registered and unregistered pesticides
5	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Effect of Esteem on San Jose scale
6	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Effect of various insecticides on first and second generation White apple leafhopper nymphs
7	Beers, Elizabeth H. and Peter D. Himmel	Woolly apple aphid control
8	Dunley, John E., Bruce M. Greenfield and Larry H. Bennett	Neonicotinyls and IGRs for control of codling moth in pears
9	Dunley, John E., Bruce M. Greenfield and Larry H. Bennett	Control of twospotted spider mites Ð handgun trial
10	Dunley, John E., Bruce M. Greenfield and Larry H. Bennett	Use of new and registered compounds for control of grape mealybug on pears
11	Dunley, John E., Bruce M. Greenfield and Larry H. Bennett	Control of pear psylla nymphs
12	VanBuskirk, Philip D. and Richard J. Hilton	Evaluation of registered acaricides in late season foliar applications in pear, 2001
13	Hilton, Richard J. and Philip D. VanBuskirk	Prebloom use of Esteem (ec and wp formulations) and Pyramite for control of pear psylla
14	Hilton, Richard J. and Philip D. VanBuskirk	Evaluation of codling moth controls: dimilin, novaluron and avaunt
15	Alston, Diane G.	Control of Western cherry fruit fly in tart cherry with neonicotinoid insecticides
16	Alston, Diane G.	Control of spider mites in apple and tart cherry with acaricides
17	Grafton-Cardwell, Elizabeth E. and Yuling Ouyang	Laboratory study of the effects of Volck oil on San Jose scale stages
18	Combs, D. , H. Reissig, and C. Smith	Evaluation of apple maggot control and an organic insecticide program
19	Van Steenwyk, R. A. and W. W. Coates	True Bug Control with Neonicotinoids in Pears
20	Van Steenwyk, R. A. and W. W. Coates	Control of walnut huskfly with a Spinosad plus bait (GF-120)
21	Van Steenwyk, R. A. and W. W. Coates	Control of Codling Moth with Reduced Risk Insecticides in Pears
22	McKinley, Norman, Steven Kijima, Gilbert Cook, and Dan Sherrod	Avaunt (indoxacarb): a new mode of action insecticide for control of several key orchard pests
23	Pszczolkowski, Maciej A., John J. Brown	Feeding Enhancements for Insecticide Targeting Neonate Lepidopteran Larvae
24	Knight, Alan L.	Managing Codling Moth with Kairomone/Sex Pheromone-Baited Stations in Apple
	Biology/Phenology
25	Doerr, Michael D. and Jay F. Brunner	Development of a temperature-dependent predictive model for Lacanobia subjuncta
26	Whalon, Mark E., Andrea Coombs	Plum Curculio: Headed West? Pheromones, Kairomones, Traps and Trapping Transecs 2001
27	Dunley, John E., Elizabeth H. Beers, Vince P. Jones and Bruce Greenfield	Effect of Chloronicotinyls on Reproduction of Twospotted Spider Mites
28	Breedveld, Koen G.H. and Lynell K. Tanigoshi	The status of Cherry bark tortrix in Washington state
29	Light, Doug, Kathy Reynolds, Alan Knight, Steve Welter	Development of Kairomone-Based Mass-Trapping and Other Control Tactics Targeting Both Sexes of Codling Moth in California Walnuts
	Mating Disruption/SIR
30	Brunner, Jay F., Tomislav Curkovic, Stephen Cockfield and Andy D. Kahn	Evaluation of new technologies for codling moth and leafroller mating disruption
31	Valdez, Betsy and Jay Brunner	Leafroller mating disruption and its use in commercial orchards
32	McGhee, Peter, and Larry Gut	Efficacy of Mating Disruption Formulations That Combine Pheromone Blends
33	Larsen, Thomas E.	Field studies with encapsulated sprayable Codling moth pheromone
34	Gut, Larry, Daniel Waldstein, Mike Haas and Peter McGhee	Performance of Sprayable Mating Disruption Formulations
35	Ketner, Kristin C.	Effect of clay particle film on encapsulated sprayable codling moth pheromone release rate
36	Agnello, Arthur M.	Evaluation of different pheromone dispensing technologies for mating disruption of Oriental fruit moth in peaches
37	Knight, Alan L.	Integrated High Emission Low Point (I-HELP) Mating Disruption Systems for codling Moth and Leafrollers
	Implementation Programs
38	Reissig, H., C. Smith, and D. Combs,	Final year of an IPM demonstration program using soft insecticides to manage insecticide resistance and damage from the Obliquebanded leafroller in NY apple orchards.
39	Alway, Ted	The Wenatchee Valley pear ipm project (wvpp): 1999-2001
40	Alway, Ted and Jay F. Brunner	Building a multi-tactic pheromone-based pest management system in the western United States- Areawide II apple project
41	Weddle, Patrick W. and Larry Elworth	The California walnut IPM expansion project -Year 1-
	Thresholds, Monitoring and Sampling
42	Knight, Alan L.	Using the Kairomone Lure DA2313 to Monitor Codling Moth in Apple and Pear
43	Light, Doug, Kathy Reynolds, Alan Knight, Carolyn Pickel and Joe Grant	Development of Kairomone-Based Monitoring for Both Sexes of Codling Moth in California Walnuts
44	Doerr, Michael D. and Jay F. Brunner	Monitoring codling moth with a new pear-kairomone attractant (ÒDA LureÓ, TRƒCƒ, Inc) in non-pheromone treated orchards
45	Jones, Vincent P., Callie C. Eastburn, Jay F. Brunner	Spatial distribution of leafrollers attacking apple and implications for sampling programs
46	Zoller, B. G. and A. M. Zoller	Seasonal comparison of monitoring techniques for codling moth in mating disrupted pear orchards
47	Zoller, B. G.	Seasonal oviposition preference of Codling moth between cut and intact fruit of bartlett and bosc pear cultivars
48	Cockfield, Stephen D.	Estimating summer leafminer outbreaks from spring samples
49	Cockfield, Stephen D.	Are Mullein bug traps worth using?
	Biological Control
50	Alston, Diane G. and Michael E. Reding	Early-season release of Galendromus occidentalis onto apple orchard ground cover for control of spider mites in trees
51	Breedveld, Koen G.H. and Lynell K. Tanigoshi	Trichogramma cacoeciae, an egg parasitoid for control of Cherry bark tortrix

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