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Mexacarbate spray concentrates, stored unrefrigerated, were bioassayed yearly against the western spruce budworm from 1967 to 1972 by the topical application method to determine stoage life. Each field sample was serially diluted in acetone and compared to a freshly formulated laboratory standard. Sixth insfar larvae were collected from a non-diapausing laboratory colony and treated with an ISCO model M microapplicator equipped with a 1/4 cc tuberculin syringe. The dose rate was 1 ul/lOO mg body wt. The larval weight range was 70 to 110 mg with an average weight of 80 mg. Mortality observations were made 7 days after application. Data were analysed by the log-dose probit method.

Western Spruce Budworm, Bioactivity of Mexacarbate During Long-Term Storage