Page number	Author(s)	Title
	The National Tree Fruit Technology Roadmap
2	Jim McFerson, Dave Allan, Tom Auvil, Charlie de la Chapelle, Jim Doornink, Dana Faubion, Rob Lynch, Brent Milne, Brad Newman, Fran Pierce, Clark Seavert, Jay Brunner	The National Tree Fruit Technology Roadmap
	Mating Disruption/SIR
3	Lukasz Stelinski, Larry Gut, James Miller	Response of Four Tortricid Species to High-Dose Pheromone Sources
4	David Epstein, Larry Gut, James Miller	Relationship of Point Source Distribution to Mating Disruption Success
5	Nik Wiman, Vincent Jones, Jay Brunner	Virgin Female Trapping with Leafrollers and Codling Moth in the Field
6	Betsy Stutzman, Jay Brunner	Alternative Mating Disruption Choices for Codling Moth and Leafroller
7	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
8	Alan Knight	How We Can Make Codling Moth Mating Disruption Work
9	Larry Hull, Clayton Myers, Greg Krawczyk	Low Rate-Frequent Applications of Sprayable Pheromones for Oriental Fruit Moth and Codling Moth Mating Disruption in Pennsylvania
10	Bradley Higbee, Charles Burks	Mating Disruption for Control of Navel Orangeworm in Almonds and Pistachios
11	Charles Burks, Brad Higbee, David Brandl	Effect of Temperature, Season and Population Density on Likelihood of Success in Mating Assays with Female Navel Orangeworm
12	Neal Kittleson, Eugene Hannon, John Brown	Mating Disruption in a System Where the Trees are the 'Fruit'
13	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
	Implementation
14	G. Bohmfalk, Lance Eggers	Mating Disruption in Organic Orchards in Arizona: A Brief 10-year History
15	Steven Castagnoli, Philip VanBuskirk, Kristin Kerwin, Helmut Riedl	Areawide II and Best Management Practices for Orchard Spraying: Projects Aim to Reduce Grower Reliance on OP Insecticides and Protect Water Quality
16	Mark Whalon, Byron Wingerd, Phil Schwallier, Larry Gut	Michigan Organic Apple Production
17	Jay Brunner, Mike Doerr, Elizabeth Beers, John Dunley, Vincent Jones	Can You Survive Without Organophosphate Insecticides? After 3 Years and at 15 Locations, the Answer is Yes!
18	John Dunley, Tara Madsen, Bruce Greenfield	Organic and IPM Programs for Areawide Pest Management of Pear
19	Shawn Steffan, Michael Reding	Doubling-Times and Half-Lives: Considerations for IPM Programs under Heavy Codling Moth Pressure
20	G. Bohmfalk	Cooperative Field Demonstrations of Fiber Technology for Mating Disruption in Codling Moth in Washington
21	Joseph Grant, Jeannine Lowrimore-Groh, Walt Bentley, Carolyn Pickel	Reducing Pesticide Use in California Walnuts: The San Joaquin Walnut BIOS Project
22	Vincent Jones, Callie Eastburn, Tawnee Wilburn, Jay Brunner	Sampling Leafrollers in Apple Orchards: Effect of Sample Frequency and Number of Samples
23	John Dunley, Mike Doerr, Tara Madsen, Bruce Greenfield, Jay Brunner	Areawide II Pear Project: All IGRs All the Time
	Thresholds/ Monitoring
24	Nik Wiman, Vincent Jones, Jay Brunner, Fran Pierce	Developing an Automated Trapping System for Precision IPM in Washington Apples
25	Alan Knight	Improvements in Monitoring Codling Moth
26	Mike Doerr, Betsy Stutzman, Jay Brunner	An Evaluation of Lure Technologies for Monitoring Codling Moth in a Variety of Pheromone Environments
27	Alan Knight	Development and Testing of a New Female-based Phenology Model for Codling Moth
28	B.G. Zoller	Biased Sampling for Consperse Stink Bug Using a Cut Fruit Technique in Bartlett Pears
29	S. Cockfield, E. Beers, E. Miliczky, D. Horton	Management and Migration of Western Flower Thrips in Apple
30	S. Cockfield, E. Beers	Effect of Campylomma verbasci on 'Gala' and Other Apple Cultivars
	Biological Control
31	Lawrence Lacey, Don Thomson	Codling Moth Granulovirus: Its History and Mode of Action
32	Graciela Quintana, Enrique Scholz, Cecilia Scholz, Leticia Alvarado	Control of Codling Moth (Cydia pomonella L.) with CARPOVIRUS Plus, Granulosis Virus Product, in Pome Orchards in Argentina: Three Years of Field Trials
33	L. Lacey, S. Arthurs, H. Headrick, R. Fritts Jr., D. Thomson	Field Evaluation of Commercial Formulations of the Codling Moth Granulovirus
34	Dong-Soon Kim, Deborah Brooks, Helmut Riedl	Acute Toxicity and Sublethal Effects of Abamectin, Acetamiprid, Methoxyfenozide and Spinosad on the Predaceous Plant Bug Deraeocoris brevis (Hemiptera: Miridae) in the Laboratory
35	Holly Ferguson, Tim Waters, Doug Walsh	Ecology and Potential for Biological Control of Lygus Bug in Apples and Stone Fruits
36	Tom Unruh	Leafroller Biocontrol Enhanced Near Rose and Strawberry Gardens: An Update
37	Deborah Brooks, Dong-Soon Kim, Allison Walston, Helmut Riedl	Natural Enemy Complexes in Pear Orchards and Adjacent Habitats in Oregon's Hood River Valley
38	Allison Walston, Deborah Brooks, Richard Hilton, Helmut Riedl	European Earwig (Dermaptera: Forficulidae) Populations in Pear Orchards Treated with and without Organophosphate Insecticides
39	Todd Murray, Lawrence Lacey, Hannah Sumerfield, Craig MacConnell	Entomopathic Nematodes for Managing the Cherry Bark Tortrix, Enarmonia formosana Scopoli (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae)
40	Tara Madsen, John Dunley	Biological Control in Areawide Organic Pest Management
	Resistance Management
41	Alan Knight	A 40-Year Experiment: Codling Moth's Responses to Guthion and Other Insecticides
42	Stephen Welter, Frances Cave	Insecticide Resistance in Codling Moth to Azinphosmethyl, Fenpropathrin and Acetamiprid
43	John Dunley, Bruce Greenfield, Tara Madsen	Update on Organophosphate Resistance in Codling Moth
	Chemical Control/New Products
44	Allison Walston, Deborah Brooks, Steve Castagnoli, Helmut Riedl	Areawide II Demonstration Project: 2003 Update for Oregon's Hood River Valley
45	Timothy Smith, Esteban Gutierrez	New Materials and Methods for Control of Cherry Fruit Fly
46	Darek Czokajlo, David Robacker, Eric Hoffman, Mark Whalon, Susan Opp, Philipp Kirsch, John McLaughlin	Attract and Kill Technology to Control New World Fruit Flies
47	Hiro Arakawa, Kevin Forney, Charles Schiller	Introduction of Two New Products for Use in Pome Fruit: Clutch� Insecticide and Kanemite� Miticide
48	John Dunley, Bruce Greenfield	New Materials for Control of Pear Psylla, 2003
49	John Dunley, Bruce Greenfield	Rate and Timing of Assail (acetamiprid), Actara (thiamethoxam), Calypso (thiacloprid) and Applaud (buprofezin) on Pear Psylla, 2003
50	Ron Britt, Don Joy	Control of Codling Moth in Large Plot Apple Trials with Diamond� 7.5 WG
51	Vernon Fischer, Don Joy	Control of Codling Moth in Large Plot Apple Trials with Diamond� 7.5 WG
52	John Dunley, Bruce Greenfield, Tara Madsen	Studies for Control of Codling Moth in Pear
53	R. Van Steenwyk, R. Nomoto, E. Davis, S. Zolbrod	Insecticide Evaluations for Codling Moth Control in Pears
54	Richard Hilton, Philip VanBuskirk	Codling Moth Trials and Treatment Programs in Southern Oregon Pear Orchards
55	Allison Walston, Helmut Riedl	Strategies for Using Imidan (phosmet) in a Seasonal Codling Moth Control Program
56	Helmut Riedl, Allison Walston, Deborah Brooks, A. Farnsworth, J. Farnsworth, B. McMahon, G. McCarty	Codling Moth Control with Old and New Insecticides: The Continuing Search for the Next Guthion
57	Lynn Wunderlich	Integrating Assail� into Sierra Foothill Apple Pest Management Programs for Codling Moth and Leafhopper Control
58	Keith Granger, Jay Brunner, Michael Doerr	Managing Codling Moth with Spinosad and Granulovirus
59	Rachel Elkins, Chuck Ingels, Bob Van Steenwyk, Lucia Varela	Control of Codling Moth Using Organically Acceptable Granulosis Virus and Spinosad Products
	Biology/ Phenology
60	Vincent Jones, Callie Eastburn	It's All in the Timing for Sampling Leafroller Parasitoids
61	Callie Eastburn, Vincent Jones	Effect of Sublethal Doses of Bt and Intrepid� on OBLR: Implications for Model Timing
62	Elizabeth Beers	Deciduous Tree Fruit Arthropod Pests of North America: An Annotated Checklist
63	Nina Barcenas, Tom Unruh, Lisa Neven	DNA-Based Diagnostics for Lepidopteran Pests of Pome Fruit
64	Koji Zolbrod, Robert Van Steenwyk	Effect of Cover Crop Control on Plant Bug Damage in Pears
65	Christian Krupke, Jay Brunner, Vincent Jones	The Growth and Development of the Consperse Stink Bug, Euschistus conspersus, on Selected Potential Host Plants Present in Orchard Ground Cover
66	Mike Doerr, Jay Brunner, Tim Smith	Biology and Management of Bark Beetles (Shothole Borer) in Stone and Pome Fruits
68	Yoo-Han Song, Len Coop, Michael Omeg, Allison Walston, Helmut Riedl	Development of a Phenology Model for Predicting Western Cherry Fruit Fly, Rhagoletis indifferens Curran (Diptera: Tephritidae), Emergence and Oviposition in the Mid-Columbia Area of Oregon
69	Dong-Soon Kim, Deborah Brooks, Helmut Riedl	Temperature-dependent Development and Fecundity of the Predaceous Plant Bug Deraeocoris brevis (Hemiptera: Miridae) Reared on Eggs of Ephestia kuehniella (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae)

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