Gries, Gerhard

Kirsch, Philipp

Shukin, Ken

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Abstracts ofthe 77th Annual Western OrchardPest &Disease Management ConferenceMating Disruption/SIREffect of rainfall on encapsulated codling moth pheromoneKristin Ketner, Jessica Eng, Elizabeth Holmes and Tom LarsenSuterra LLC, Bend, ORAbstract: Laboratory tests were performed to demonstrate adherence of encapsulated codlemoneto apple leaves after exposure to rain. Microcapsule adhesion differences between the top andbottom of apple leaves were also tested. Various commercial stickers were evaluated forimproved adhesion of codlemone microcapsules to leaf surfaces during rain. Results indicate thatincreased rainfall is inversely proportional to microcapsule adherence, more microcapsulesadhere to the bottom ofleaves when overhead rain is applied and a latex-based product appearsto be the most efficient sticker for increasing microcapsule adherence."iy^Mating disruption/SIRLast Call CM: Effective codling moth control in apple orchards in British ColumbiaPhilipp Kirsch, Ken Shukin and Gerhard GriesIPM Tech, Portland, ORAbstract: Last Call CM was evaluated in several different apple orchards in 2001 in BritishColumbia. Last Call supplied excellent protection from CM attack equal to that of conventionalOP programs and the alternative SIR programs. Last Call CM proved to be very complementaryto other tactics deployed within the SIR program.15-17 January 2003, HiltonHotel, Portland, OR Publ. by Washington State Univ., Pullman, WashingtonPage 10?

Last Call CM : Effective codling moth control in apple orchards in British Columbia

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Last Call CM : Effective codling moth control in apple orchards in British Columbia

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