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Sex-lure traps reduce insecticide treatments for pink bollworm

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N. C. Toscano, University of Arkansas
R. K. Sharma
R. A. VAN Steenwyk, U.C.
V. Sevacherian, U.C.
C. Hernandez, University of California
H. T. Reynolds, U.C.
K. Kido, U.C.
A. J. Mueller, University of Arkansas

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California Agriculture 30(6):12-13.

Published June 01, 1976

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“Repeated applications of insecticide have not only increased production costs, but also have destroyed many beneficial insects and further aggravated pest problems.”

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This research was supported in part by the California cotton industry.

Appreciation is extended to J. Anderson, D. Cason, L. Ede, H. Meister, B. Micalizio, C. Shields, D. Shores, K. Shouse, and G. Stanworth for their contributions.

Sex-lure traps reduce insecticide treatments for pink bollworm

N. C. Toscano, R. K. Sharma, R. A. VAN Steenwyk, V. Sevacherian, C. Hernandez, H. T. Reynolds, K. Kido, A. J. Mueller
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Sex-lure traps reduce insecticide treatments for pink bollworm

California Agriculture > Volume 30 > Number 6  > research article 

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Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
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Authors

N. C. Toscano, University of Arkansas
R. K. Sharma
R. A. VAN Steenwyk, U.C.
V. Sevacherian, U.C.
C. Hernandez, University of California
H. T. Reynolds, U.C.
K. Kido, U.C.
A. J. Mueller, University of Arkansas

Publication Information

California Agriculture 30(6):12-13.

Published June 01, 1976

PDF  |  Citation  |  Permissions

Author Affiliations show

Abstract

“Repeated applications of insecticide have not only increased production costs, but also have destroyed many beneficial insects and further aggravated pest problems.”

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

This research was supported in part by the California cotton industry.

Appreciation is extended to J. Anderson, D. Cason, L. Ede, H. Meister, B. Micalizio, C. Shields, D. Shores, K. Shouse, and G. Stanworth for their contributions.

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