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M0070616, a pyrethroid insecticide, was tank mixed with variable rates of Vendex and applied to mature semi-dwarf ‘Red Delicious’ trees with a Bean 35 gal/min hydraulic sprayer operating at 400 psi. Single tree treatments were used and replicated 4 times in a randomized block design. Trees were sprayed to runoff. Application dates were 4 Apr (pre-pink), 18 Apr (pink), 1 May (petal-fall), 21 May, 3 Jun, 27 Jun, 10 Jul and 9 Aug. Each rate of Vendex plus M0070616 was tested as a full season treatment and as a post-bloom treatment. A standard treatment (Lorsban) was included and the post-bloom plots of M0070616 plus Vendex were treated the same as the standard for pre-bloom applications. ERM was evaluated periodically throughout the season by randomly selecting 25 leaves/trees, brushing with a modified Henderson-McBurnie mite brushing machine onto glass plates and counting motile mites and eggs with a binocular microscope. Full-season and post-bloom treatments of M0070616 alone, as well as the unsprayed check required 1 application of Kelthane 4F (16 fl ox/100) on 18 Jun to reduce ERM to manageable levels.

Apple, Evaluation of M0070616 + SD014114 (VENDEX) in Full-Season and in Post-Bloom Applications, 1985