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The obliquebanded leafroller: A new pest in pistachios?

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Richard Rice
Donald L. Flaherty
Richard A. Jones

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California Agriculture 42(1):27-29.

Published January 01, 1988

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Trapping studies failed to establish pest status

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The authors thank Dr. E. E. Grisell and Dr. P. M. Marsh, USNM, for identification of the Pteromalus and Macrocentrus parasites, respectively, and to Dr. T. D. Eichlin, California Department of Food and Agriculture, for identifications of Commophila and Macrotheca spp.

The obliquebanded leafroller: A new pest in pistachios?

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The obliquebanded leafroller: A new pest in pistachios?

California Agriculture > Volume 42 > Number 1  > 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

Richard Rice
Donald L. Flaherty
Richard A. Jones

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(1):27-29.

Published January 01, 1988

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Trapping studies failed to establish pest status

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The authors thank Dr. E. E. Grisell and Dr. P. M. Marsh, USNM, for identification of the Pteromalus and Macrocentrus parasites, respectively, and to Dr. T. D. Eichlin, California Department of Food and Agriculture, for identifications of Commophila and Macrotheca spp.

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