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Twenty-five 3-wk-old Iceberg' ohrysanthemums were randomly divided into 5 groups of 5 plants each, and all but 3 leaves near the middle of the stem were removed from each plant. Plants were sprayed with water, 2% (vol/vol) Sunspray 6E, 2% (vol/vol) of an experimental light-weight oil (Sun Refining Company, Philadelphia, Pa.), 2% (vol/vol) Ortho Volck Oil Spray, or 2% (vol/vol) Natur'l Oil. After the plants dried they were all placed in a cage with 50-75 adult L. trifolii for 24 h. After exposure, the feeding punctures (stipples) were counted and leaf area was measured. Leaves were then cleared and stained for egg counts. Both stipple and egg counts were calculated on a per 100 cm2 leaf area basis so that comparisons between plants with different leaf areas could be made.

Effects of 4 Horticultural Oils on Feeding and Oviposition by Liriomyza Trifolii, 1987