Kirsch, Philipp

Mansour, M.

McLaughlin, John

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Abstracts ofthe 77* Annual Western OrchardPest &DiseaseManagement ConferenceMating disruption/SIRLast Call attract and kill: Effective control of Cryptophlebia in citrus and macadamia in SouthAfricaChristopher V. Sack, Gerhard Booysen, John McLaughlin, Darek Czokajlo and Philipp KirschDepartment of Chemistry, StateUniversity of New York, Syracuse, NYAbstract: False codling moth is the key lepidopteran pest of citrus and other subtropical fruits inSouth Africa. Macadamia nut borer is a key pest in macadamia production in South Africa,Hawaii andAustralia. Novel synthetic pathways were developed to obtain economically viablehigh purity pheromone components for these species. Results of Last Call attract and kill fieldtrials are presented, proving multi-year efficacy of this technology in managing these pestspecies in commercial farming operations in South Africa.Mating disruption/SIRLast Call in Syria: Effective codlingmoth control under extreme pressureM. Mansour, John McLaughlin and Philipp KirschDepartment ofMolecular Biology andBiotechnology, Syrian Atomic Energy Commission,Damascus, SyriaAbstract: Last Call CM was evaluated in several different apple orchards in Syria in 2001 and2002 following the breakdown of other CM management tactics in these orchards. Results arepresented on pheromone trapcatch, mating of tethered females, and fruit damage. Codling mothwas controlled very effectively with the attract and kill tactic.15-17January 2003, Hilton Hotel, Portland, OR <* Publ. by Washington State Univ., Pullman, WashingtonPage 15

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