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Wilbur O. Reil, University of California
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California Agriculture
36(7):12-14.
Published July 01, 1982
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Wilbur O. Reil is Staff Research Associate, Cooperative Extension, University of California, Davis; Walter J. Bentley, Farm Advisors, Kern County; Mario Viveros are Farm Advisors, Kern County; Lynette B. Beurmann is County Assistant, Cooperative Extension, Kern County. Clarence S. Davis is Entomologist, Emeritus, University of California, Davis; Eileen L. Paine is former laboratory helper, Cooperative Extension, University of California, Davis;
Abstract
Soil-applied chemicals controlled pavement ant and southern fire ant, which have been causing increasing damage to almond crops.
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This project was partially funded by USDA:SEA, Smith-Lever Integrated Pest Management Funds, and by the Almond Board of California. The authors thank Blackwell Management Company, Kern Farming Company, Tejon Ranch, and Ybanez Orchards for their cooperation. The assistance of Leslie W. Barclay, William H. Olson, Toynette W. Johnson, and Carol K. Moriuchi is gratefully acknowledged.
Reil W, Bentley W, Viveros M, Beurmann L, Davis C, Paine E. 1982. Controlling ants in almond orchards.
Calif Agr 36(7):12-14.
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