Aerial Applications for Control of Amorbia Cuneana (Lepidoptera
Author(s) -
J. B. Bailey,
Michael Hoffmann,
K. N. Olsen
Publication year - 1982
Publication title -
insecticide and acaricide tests
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 0276-3656
DOI - 10.1093/iat/7.1.44
Subject(s) - tortricidae , acre , lepidoptera genitalia , aerial application , row , horticulture , mathematics , forestry , biology , botany , agronomy , geography , pesticide , database , computer science
Tortricidae) ON AVOCADOS, DEC 1980: In an unreplicated test, 3 insecticides were applied to 6-yr-old commercially grown avocado trees (15 ft x 20 ft spacing) located in Riverside County, CA. Each material was applied by helicopter at 20 gal/acre finished spray to a single row of trees, or approximately 0.5 acre. Test rows were separated by at least 6 untreated buffer rows. Fifteen A. cuneana nests were examined on each of 10 trees/treatment for live larvae. The same trees were sampled both pre- and post-treatment. Nests were randomly sampled from both inner and outer areas of the tree from a height of 1-8 ft above ground. Nests were not sampled more than once unless reconstructed by larvae.
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