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The mortality responses of the brownheaded leafroller (Ctenopseustis obliquana) and the black-lyre leafroller (Cnephasia jactatana) to controlled atmosphere cold storage (CACS) and air cold storage (CS) treatments for kiwifruit were investigated. CACS (2% O2, 5% CO2 at 0°C) killed both leafrollers faster than CS (at 0°C). The brownheaded leafroller was more tolerant of both storage treatments than the black-lyre leafroller. Third and 5th instars were generally more tolerant of storage treatments than 1st instars, which in turn outlived eggs. This work predicts both brownheaded and black-lyre leafrollers should be completely controlled by 4 weeks CACS or 9 weeks CS.

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Mortality responses of the brownheaded and blacklyre leafrollers to controlled atmosphere and air cold storage treatments for kiwifruit