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Proceedings
71st Annual Conference
January 8, 9 & 10, 1997
| Page number |
Author(s) | Title |
| Thresholds, monitoring, and sampling | ||
| 1 | D.O. Hathaway, M. Cooper, C. Braumiller | Additional Lesser Appleworm Captures in the Pacific Northwest |
| 3 | L.J. Gut, J.F. Brunner | Monitoring Codling Moth in Pheromone-Treated Orchards: Comparison of Trap Designs |
| 5 | L.J. Gut, J.F. Brunner | Monitoring Codling Moth in Pheromone-Treated Orchards: Comparison of High Load Lures |
| 7 | A. Knight, J. Turner, K. Johnson, H. Hill, G. Leplae | Monitoring Codling Moth with Traps and Lures |
| 9 | S.D. Cockfield | Action Threshold for Control of Green Apple Aphids and Spirea Aphids |
| 11 | D. Mayer, L. Long, J. Olsen, T. Smith, H. Riedl | Red Spheres and Yellow Panels for Trapping Cherry Fruit Flies |
| 13 | R.E. Rice, J.G. Millar | Field Bioassays of Synthetic Sex Pheromones for Phytocoris spp. (Hemiptera: Miridae) |
| 14 | G.R. Thayer, L.J. Gut, J.F. Brunner | The Active Space of Leafroller Pheromone Traps Baited with Lures of Different Strength |
| 15 | L.J. Gut, J.F. Brunner | Monitoring Leafrollers with Pheromone Traps |
| Implementation programs | ||
| 18 | W. Bentley, C. Silvers, L. Hendricks, R. Duncan, A.M. Ridgely | Biologically Intensive Orchard Systems vs. Conventional Insecticides: Two Approaches to Pest Management in Almonds |
| 20 | A. Knight, G. Richardson, C. Calkins | Lake Osoyoos Areawide Project Year 2: The Worms are on the Run |
| 21 | B. Higbee, C. Calkins | West Parker Heights Areawide Codling Moth Management Project-Second Year |
| 23 | L. Gut, J.F. Brunner, J. Brown, G. Thayer, D. Epstein | Apple Production Without Broad-Spectrum Insecticides |
| 26 | P. VanBuskirk, R. Hilton, P. Westigard | The Use of Pheromone-Oil in the Codling Moth Areawide Management Program (CAMP) for the Pear Pest Complex in Southern Oregon: Year Two |
| 28 | L.G. Varela | Mendocino County Areawide Mating Disruption Implementation Project |
| Biological Control | ||
| 30 | C. Nobbs | Alternate Hosts of the Gregarious Eulophid Ectoparasitoid Colpoclypeus florus |
| 32 | R.S. Pfannenstiel, J.F. Brunner, L. Lampson, M.D. Doerr | Trichogramma Parasitism of Leafroller Eggs |
| 35 | D. Epstein, J. Brown, R. Zack | Potentially Important Biological Control Organisms: Sampling Generalist Predators in Apple Orchards |
| 37 | R.S. Pfannenstiel, J.F. Brunner, C. Nobbs, M.D. Doerr | Colpoclypeus florus Parasitism of Leafrollers |
| 40 | P.D. Himmel, E.H. Beers | Overwintering Leafhopper Egg Density and Rate of Parasitism: The Effect of Large Scale Pheromone-Based Mating Disruption for Codling Moth |
| 42 | T.R. Unruh | Mass Releases of Two Eurasia Parasitoids of Codling Moth |
| 43 | B.G. Zoller | Preharvest Release of Green Lacewing Eggs and Adults to Suppress Levels of Overwintering Adult Pear Psylla |
| Chemical Control/New Products | ||
| 45 | M.L. Frischknecht, T. Bridges | A Decade of Fenoxycarb in Fruit in Europe |
| 46 | T.S. Price, E.H. Beers | Results from the First Year of an Apple Orchard Ecology Study |
| 48 | R. Hilton, P. VanBuskirk, P. Westigard | Codling Moth: Chemical Evaluations |
| 50 | R.A. Van Steenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | Codling Moth Control in Pears |
| 54 | R.A. Van Steenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | Evaluation of Confirm for Codling Moth and Leafroller Control in Pears |
| 59 | R.A. Van Steenwyk, R.M. Nomoto | Effect of Postharvest Ethephon on Codling Moth Survival |
| 62 | J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr, L.J. Gut | Confirm as a Control for Apple Pests |
| 64 | J.F. Brunner, E.H. Beers, J. Dunley, M.D. Doerr | Effect of Oil on the Behavior and Survival of Leafrollers |
| 66 | J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr | Control of Leafrollers Using Spinosad |
| 67 | R.E. Rice, R.A. Jones | Efficacy of IGR Insecticides for Control of San Jose Scale |
| 69 | R.E. Rice, R.A. Jones | Dilute vs. Concentrate Spray Applications for Control of San Jose Scale |
| 71 | D.F. Mayer, J.D. Lunden | V-71639 and Supracide for Control of San Jose Scale on Apples |
| 73 | S. Thomson, D. Alston, M. Reding | Influence of Fungicides and Powdery Mildew on Spider Mite Populations |
| 75 | R. Hilton, P. VanBuskirk, P. Westigard | Twospotted Spider Mite: Chemical Evaluations |
| 76 | C. Pickel, F. Zalom, M. Stimman, R. Buchner | Efficacy and Residue Analysis of Pyrethroid Insecticides on Pest and Beneficial Species |
| 78 | W.I. Bajwa, M.T. AliNiazee | Spider Fauna in Apple Ecosystem of Western Oregon and Its Field Susceptibility to Chemical and Microbial Insecticides |
| 79 | E.H. Beers, J. Dunley, J. Brunner | Field Experiments with Horticultural Mineral Oil on Mites and Leafhoppers |
| 81 | E.H. Beers, J. Dunley, J. Brunner | Bioassays with Horticultural Mineral Oil on Mites and Leafhoppers |
| 83 | M. Shaw, B. Bisabri | Success Insect Control: A New Mode of Action for Orchard Insect Pest Management |
| 84 | B. Bisabri, M. Shaw | Technical Update for Success Insecticide, a New Tool for Integrated Pest Management in Western Orchards |
| Pesticide Resistance | ||
| 86 | R.E. Rice, R.A. Jones | Resistance of San Jose Scale to Chlorpyrifos |
| Biology/Phenology | ||
| 87 | A. Knight, M. Weiss | Improving the Codling Moth Biofix-based Spray Timing Model |
| 89 | B. Higbee, C. Calkins, C. Temple | Codling Moth Emergence from Bin Piles |
| 91 | L.G. Neven | A Model for Determining Codling Moth Response to Heating Rate During High Temperature Quarantine Treatments |
| 93 | A. Knight, S. Cockfield | Bts Change the Leafroller Time Clock in Apple |
| 95 | E. LaGasa | Biology and Distribution of the Apple Tortrix, Archips fuscocupreanus (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), in Washington State, a Polyphagous Leafroller Pest New to North America |
| 97 | P.S. McGhee, J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr | Biology and Management of Stink Bugs in Tree Fruits |
| Mating Disruption/SIR | ||
| 100 | P. MacLean | Disrupt(r) CM Codling Moth Mating Disruptant Results of Field Aging Studies, 1996 in Washington, Oregon and California |
| 101 | B.A. Croft, H.W. Riedl, A.L. Knight, L.C. Coop | Pheromone Trap Catch of Codling Moth in Grid Transects Leading from Areas of Mating Disruption: Definition of Plume Edge and Impacts on Males in Nearby Nontreated Orchards or Habitats |
| 102 | R.B. Elkins, H.H. Shorey | Mating Disruption of Codling Moth Using Puffers |
| 104 | A. Knight, T. Larsen | New Pheromone Formulation for Codling Moth Mating Disruption |
| 105 | H.J. Ferguson, L.G. Neven | Functionally Sterile Codling Moths Through Genetic Engineering: An Alternative Control Program |
| 107 | A. Knight | Why So Many Mated Female Codling Moths in Disrupted Orchards? |
| 108 | D. Thomson, J. Jenkins | Gravimetric and Residual Analysis of the Field Performance of Isomate C+ Dispensers |
| 109 | L. Gut, J. Brunner, M. Doerr, A. Peryea | Pheromone Emission Rates: Isomate C+ Dispenser |
| 112 | A. Knight, S. Cockfield, D. Thomson, D. Neff | Developing Mating Disruption for Leafrollers |
| 115 | J.F. Brunner, E.H. Beers, J. Dunley, K. Denton | Howard Flat CAMP Site-1996 |
| Tree Fruit Diseases | ||
| 117 | B.G. Zoller, S. Thomas, J. Thomas | Results of Trapping Ascospores of Venturia pirina During Rainfall Periods in Mendocino County, California, 1989-1996 |
| 119 | R.B. Elkins, D.M. Rizzo, E.C. Whiting | Biology and Management of Armillaria Root Disease in Pear in California |
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