Proceedings 73rd Annual Conference January 6, 7, & 8, 1999 Page number Author(s) Title   Thresholds, monitoring, and sampling 1 Richard A. Worth, Barry B. Bai Faunistic Survey of Insects Associated with Prunus Trees in Western Oregon 3 Larry Gut, Peter McGhee, Chad Pastor Monitoring Codling Moth and Leafrollers with Pheromone Traps 4 J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr, C.A. Nobbs Monitoring Codling Moth in Mating Disruption Orchards with Long Lasting Lures 6 J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr, C.A. Nobbs Monitoring Leafrollers with Low-Load Lures to Determine In-Orchard Larval Populations 8 C.A. Nobbs, J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr Border Spraying and Trapping Techniques for Stink Bugs 10 Alan Knight, Brad Christianson Traps and Lures: Where's the Science 11 R.E. Rice, J.G. Millar Improved Pheromone Lures for Phytocoris relativus (Hemiptera: Miridae) 13 Walt Bentley, Lee Martin Sampling and Control of Grape Mealybug in Table Grapes   Implementation programs 14 Philip VanBuskirk, Richard Hilton The Codling Moth Areawide Management Program (CAMP) for the Pear Pest Complex in Southern Oregon 16 B.G. Zoller, Rachel B. Elkins Commercial Implementation of Delayed Hanging of Mating Disruption Pheromones for Codling Moth Control in 450 Acres of Pears in California 1998 20 Alan Knight, Steve Cockfield, Brad Christianson, John Dunley B-DAM (Brewster-Dual Areawide Management): An Areawide Program for Both Codling Moth and Obliquebanded Leafroller 21 A. Brooke Peterson WSHA Pear IPM Project   Biological Control 22 T.A. Murray, L.K. Tanigoshi, B. Bai Biological Control of the Cherry Bark Tortrix, Enarmonia formosana Scop. (Lepidoptera: Tortricide) 24 Lyla J. Lampson, Robert Pfannenstiel, A. Dwight Smith Obliquebanded Leafroller Natural Mortality in Milton-Freewater, OR 27 Barry Bai Apple Ermine Moth and Its Biological Control in Oregon 29 R.S. Pfannenstiel, J.F. Brunner Seasonal Phenology of Leafroller Parasitoids and the Role of Alternate Hosts in Biological Control of Leafrollers in Apples 32 R.S. Pfannenstiel, J.F. Brunner, M. Szymanski, K.D. Spence Isolation and Identification of a New Virus Infecting Pandemis pyrusana in Apples   Chemical Control/New Products 35 D. Fernandez, E. Beers, J. Dunley Effect of Orchex 796 Horticultural Mineral Oil on the Oviposition Inhibition of White Apple Leafhopper Typhlocyba pomaria McAtee 38 C.A. Ishida An Overview of New Novartis Crop Protection Insect Control Products 39 Lonnie C. Hendricks, Walt Bentley, Simon Bautista A Comparison of the Responses of Peach Twig Borer, San Jose Scale and the Scale Parasitoid Encarsia perniciosi to Dormant Sprays in Almond 41 R.A. Van Steenwyk, R.M. Nomoto Control of Codling Moth by Combination Programs of IGR and Organophosphate Insecticides in Pears 44 R.A. Van Steenwyk, R.M. Nomoto Control of Codling Moth by Combination Programs of IGR and Organophosphate Insecticides in Walnuts 47 G.T. Hannig, J.E. Dunley Development of a New Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) Bioassay to Monitor for Resistance in Pear Psylla Cacopsylla pyricola 50 Michael E. Reding, Diane G. Alston Efficacy of Sirene-CM Against Codling Moth in Utah 52 Mike D. Doerr, C.A. Nobbs, J.F. Brunner Control of Lacanobia subjuncta with Insecticides: Field and Laboratory Tests 54 Tomislav M. Curkovic, J.F. Brunner Residual Effect of Sirene(r) Against Codling Moth, Obliquebanded Leafroller and Pandemis Leafroller 56 Jay F. Brunner, Mike D. Doerr, Larry Gut Summary of Five Years of Research on Confirm(r) 59 T.A. Murray, L.K. Tanigoshi Chemical Control of the Cherry Bark Tortrix, Enarmonia formosana Scop. (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) 61 Timothy J. Smith Cherry Fruit Fly Control Trial 63 D.F. Mayer, J.D. Lunden Esteem and Lorsban for Control of Obliquebanded Leafroller on Cherries 64 B.L. Bret, J.M. Babcock, M.D. Lees, J.P. Zahand 1998 Performance Summary of Success* Naturalyte* Insect Control 66 Richard J. Hilton, Philip VanBuskirk Particle Film Technology: Applications in Pear Pest Management 68 Alan Knight, Tom Unruh, Gary Puterka, Mike Glenn Control of Leafrollers in Apple Using Particle Films 69 Lyla J. Lampson, Steven P. Parker Efficacy of Ecozin (Azadirachtin) + Oil Against Obliquebanded Leafroller 71 Alan Knight, Brad Christianson, Tom Unruh, Gary Puterka, Mike Glenn The Impact of Seasonal Programs with Particle Films on Apple Pests and Their Natural Enemies 72 Richard J. Hilton, Philip VanBuskirk Twospotted Spider Mite and Pear Psylla: Chemical Evaluations 73 E. Beers, J. Dunley, R. Zack Thrips Species Affecting Tree Fruits and the Effect of Spinosad on Thrips 75 E. Beers, L. Lampson, B. Bret Effect of Timing and Adjuvants on Leafminer Control with Success(tm) 77 Carl Buchholz Western Tentiform Leafminer Control: Is Agri-Mek Translocated in Apple Foliage? 79 E.A. Flora, B.D. Olson, B. Bisabri Spinosad Effect on Dipterous Pests of Fruit and Potential as a Fruit Protectant 82 Alan Knight, Brad Christianson Controlling Codling Moth with Water 83 D.F. Mayer, J.D. Lunden Effects of Different Chemicals on Honey Bee Foraging of Dandelion 84 C.F. Fouche, D. Brunmeier, W. Rogers, D. Colbert Control of Southern Fire Ants, Solenopsis xyloni, and Pavement Ants, Tetramorium caespitum, in Almond Orchards Using Baits   Pesticide Resistance 88 Alan Knight, Rick Jantzen Baseline Survey of Codling Moth Response to Tebufenozide 89 R.E. Rice, R.A. Jones Control of San Jose Scale with IGR Insecticides   Biology/Phenology 91 T.A. Murray, L.K. Tanigoshi, B. Bai Host Susceptibility of the Cherry Bark Tortrix, Enarmonia formosana Scop. (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) 92 Bradley S. Higbee, Carrol O. Calkins Studies of Overwintering Codling Moth Infestation of Harvest Bins   Mating Disruption/SIR 93 R. Gerber, H. Shorey, C. Thies Behavior of Microencapsulated Codling Moth and Oriental Fruit Moth Pheromone Formulations in California Field Tests 95 Peter McGhee, Rufus Isaacs, Larry Gut, James Miller, Michael Ulczynski Development and Testing of the Pheromone Microsprayer for Orchard Pest Management 97 Larry Gut, John Wise, Peter McGhee, Rufus Isaacs Pheromone-Based Control of Tree Fruit Pests in Michigan, 1998 98 Alan Knight, Tom Pitts Puffing Pheromones: the IHELP (Integrated High Emission Low Point) Strategy 99 C.A. Nobbs, J.F. Brunner, M.D. Doerr Integrating Sprayable Pheromones in Apple Orchards for Management of Leafroller Populations 101 David Muir, Charlie Peatman, Mick Sawka 3M(tm) Sprayable Pheromones 102 Thomas E. Larsen, Bradley S. Higbee Aerosol Dispensers for Codling Moth Mating Disruption 104 S.D. Cockfield, A.L. Knight OBLR and Codling Moth Areawide Mating Disruption in Brewster, WA 106 Rachel B. Elkins Control of Obliquebanded Leafroller in Codling Moth Mating Disruption Orchards 109 C. Pickel, R. Buchner, J. Hasey, N. Darby Mating Disruption Paraffin Emulsion Efficacy in Commercial Cling Peaches and Walnuts 110 P.D. Himmel, E.H. Beers Secondary Pest and Natural Enemy Sampling Program, 1998   Tree Fruit Diseases 112 Rachel B. Elkins, Steve Lindow The Effect of Several Bactericides and Fungicides on the Viability of Pseudomonas fluorescens A506 117 B.G. Zoller, S. Thomas, J. Thomas Comparison of Capture of Ascospores of Venturia pirina with the Temperature of Wetness of Rains in Mendocino County, California, 1998

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