Page number	Author(s)	Title
	Biology/Phenology
1	Riedl, H.	Old and new pest problems on tree fruits in the Mid-Columbia area
2	Beers, E.H., M. Klaus, A. Gebhard, S. Cockfield, R. Zack, C.W. O'Brien	Weevils attacking tree fruits in Washington
3	Cockfield, S.D., E.H. Beers	Susceptibility of apple cultivars to damage by Campylomma verbasci
4	Cockfield, S.D., D.G. Johnson, E.H. Beers, R.S. Zach	Ecology of western flower thrips in intra- and near-orchard habitats
5	Higbee, B.S	Effects of sanitation practices on almond mummies infested with navel orangeworm
6	Pszczolkowski, M., J.J. Brown	Polyphagy in codling moth neonates
7	Brown, J.J., N. Kittelson, G. Hannon, D. Walsh	Without those 'damn' apples!
8	Eastburn, C.C., V.P. Jones	Effect of Bt on phenology of obliquebanded leafroller and pandemis leafroller
9	Krupke, C., J.F. Brunner, V.P. Jones	The growth and development of the consperse stink bug, Euschistus conspersus, on selected potential host plants present in orchard ground cover
	Mating Disruption / SIR
10	Gut, L., L. Stelinski, D. Thomson, J. Miller	Predicting the success of mating disruption
11	Knight, A	Codling moth behavior-our last and best chance to understand MD
12	Wiman, N.G., V.P. Jones	Effect of delayed mating on obliquebanded leafroller reproductive rate: Implications for mating disruption
13	Valdez, B., J.F. Brunner	Codling moth and leafroller mating disruption evaluated using sprayable pheromones
14	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
15	Epstein, D., L. Gut, P. McGhee, M. Haas	Evaluation of new mating disruption formulations
16	Stewart-Leslie, J.	Comparison of sprayable mating disruption to conventional pesticide program for codling moth management in walnuts
17	Eng, J.A., E. Holmes, T. Larsen, S. Stadlmann, K. Ketner	Effects of sunlight on encapsulated sprayable codling moth pheromone
18	Ketner, K., J. Eng, E. Holmes, T. Larsen	Effect of rainfall on encapsulated codling moth pheromone
19	Kirsch, P., K. Shukin, G. Gries	Last Call CM: Effective codling moth control in apple orchards in British Columbia
20	Kirsch, P., J. McLaughlin, D. Czokajlo	Control of codling moth with attract and kill
21	Kirsch, P., G. Booysen, D. Czokajlo, J. McLaughlin	Pheromone dose response of attract and kill formulations targeting leafrollers
22	Alston, D.G.	Evaluation of three consecutive years of mating disruption for control of greater peachtree borer (Synanthedon exitiosa) in peach
23	Czokajlo, D., P. Kirsch	New trap and lure formulations for Rhagoletis species and olive fruit fly
24	Knight, A.	Ridding orchards of codling moth-one female at a time
25	Czokajlo, D., D. Robacher, J. McLaughlin, P. Kirsch	New lure formulations maximize Anastrepha fruit fly captures
26	Booysen, G., J. McLaughlin, D. Czokajlo, P. Kirsch	New formulations for Ceratitis fruit fly trapping and control
27	Smith, R., M. Larsen, P. Kirsch	Last Call CM: Effective codling moth control in Canadian Maritime apple orchards
28	Sack, C.V., G. Booysen, J. McLaughlin, D. Czokajlo, P. Kirsch	Last Call attract and kill: Effective control of Cryptophlebia in citrus and macadamia in South Africa
29	Mansour, M., J. McLaughlin, P. Kirsch	Last Call in Syria: Effective codling moth control under extreme pressure
30	Evenden, M., A. Orsatti, J. McLaughlin, P. Kirsch	Initial development of attract and kill technology against the oriental fruit moth
	Implementation
31	McGhee, P., L. Gut, M. Haas	Reduced-risk pest management programs for MI apple, Year 1
32	Shearer, P.W., A. Atanassov	Eastern RAMP: Successes and impediments to implementing non-OP peach IPM programs in the East; Year 1
33	Walgenbach, J.F., C.L. Thayer	Reduced-risk pest management programs for North Carolina apples
34	Brunner, J.F., T. Alway, B. Beers, J. Dunley, V. Jones	Areawide II implementation project in apple, Year 2 results
35	Dunley, J., B. Greenfield	Areawide organic pest management in pear
36	Bentley, W., S. Steffan, C. Hernandez, R. Coviello	Implementing arthropod pest management in stone fruits without broad-spectrum insecticides
37	Weddle, P., L. Elworth	The California walnut IPM expansion project
38	Jones, V.P., G. Grove	Development of Palm Pilot based spray recommendation databases for deciduous fruits
	Thresholds / Monitoring
39	Jones, V.P., C.C. Eastburn	Geostatistical analysis of pandemis and obliquebanded leafroller distribution in apple
40	Omeg, M.	Implementing an IFP weather station network
41	Whalon, M.E., A.B. Coombs	Plum curculio monitoring in the Midwest: Implications for the Pacific Northwest
42	Caprile, J.	Using kairomone lures to monitor codling moth in California apple orchards under mating disruption
43	Knight, A.	Effectively monitoring codling moth with the DA lure
44	Light, D.M., A.L. Knight, K.M. Reynolds, M. Brewer	Progress in use of the 'DA' kairomone for monitoring codling moth populations in Californian walnuts
45	B. G. Zoller and A. M. Zoller	Comparison of kairomone DA 2313 and pheromone lure trapping for codling moth with oviposition monitoring
	Biological Control
46	Cossentine, J., K. Deglow, L. Jensen	Assessing the biologies of key indigenous leafroller parasitoids
47	Unruh, T.	Rose plantings increase leafroller parasitism in orchards: A story for the Rose City
48	Alston, D.G.	Efficacy of two entomopathogenic nematodes for control of plum curculio in lab and field bioassays
49	Quénin, H., P. Laur	Carpovirusine granulosis virus formulation: Control of resistant strain of codling moth and study of the vertical transmission of the virus
50	Brooks, D.J., A.T. Walston, H. Riedl	Augmentation of pear psylla natural enemies with selective insecticides, habitat modification, and hedgerow monitoring
51	Light, D.M., A.L. Knight, K.M. Reynolds, M. Brewer	Development of kairomone-based mass-trapping control of codling moths in Californian walnuts and apples
52	Steffan, S.A., W.J. Bentley, C.V. Hernandez, S.B. Mallek	Conservation biological control in California stone fruit: A case study of San Jose scale and its aphelinid parasitoids
	Resistance Management
53	Schaub, L., S. Sardy, G. Capkun	Natural variation in baseline data - when do we call a new sample ""resistant"?
54	Knight, A.	The OP-MD connection in effectively managing codling moth
	Chemical Control/New Products
55	Walston, A.T., D.J. Brooks, H. Riedl	Control of pear psylla with chloronicotinyl insecticides
56	Walston, A.T., D.J. Brooks, H. Riedl	Control of San Jose scale with different application timings of Esteem (pyriproxifen)
57	Dunley, J.E., B.M. Greenfield	Pear psylla control-New materials, new prospects
58	Dunley, J.E., B.M. Greenfield	Control of grape mealybug on pear: An investigation of rates and timings
59	Alston, D.G.	Evaluation of new insecticides for control of green and woolly apple aphids in apple - 2002
60	Alston, D.G.	Codling moth control in apple - 2002
61	Granger, K.R., J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr	Managing codling moth with new insecticides: Assail, Intrepid and Success
62	Dunley, J.E., B.M. Greenfield	New insecticides for control of codling moth on pear
63	Hilton, R.J., P. VanBuskirk	Codling moth programs and material evaluations in southern Oregon pear orchards
64	Van Steenwyk, R.A., S.K. Zolbrod, R.M. Nomoto	Control of codling moth with reduced risk insecticides in pears
65	Elkins, R.B.	Control of codling moth in organic pear orchards
66	Pszczolkowski, M.A., J.J. Brown	Feeding stimulant that mimics monosodium glutamate and has improved rain-fastness
67	Dunley, J.E., B.M. Greenfield	New acaricides for control of spider mites on pear
68	Alston, D.G.	Spider mite control in apple and tart cherry - 2002
69	Van Steenwyk, R.A., S.K. Zolbrod, R.M. Nomoto	European red mite control in pears
70	Van Steenwyk, R.A., S.K. Zolbrod, R.M. Nomoto	Twospotted spider mite control on sweet cherry
71	Van Steenwyk, R.A., S.K. Zolbrod, R.M. Nomoto	Evaluation of neonicotinoid insecticides for control of mountain leafhopper in sweet cherry Ð 2002
72	Krupke, C.H., J.F. Brunner	In-orchard management of the consperse stink bug, Euschistus conspersus, and associated non-target effects
73	Van Steenwyk, R.A	Control of walnut huskfly with a spinosad plus bait (GF-120)
74	Musser, S	Research results of Messenger (a.i. Harpin Protein) in apple, pear and cherry

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