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2005 Peter Teal ( Improving Efficacy )

During 2005-2005 our research focused on several areas.

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2005 Beth Grafton-Cardwell ( Efficacy trials )

The purpose of this research program is to determine how insecticides can be used most effectively, with as little disruption of natural enemies as possible……

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2005 Roger Vargas ( Evaluation of Fipronil….)

Economically important fruit flies in the family Tephritidae are…..

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2005 Headrick/Grafton-Cardwell (Field Management Plan and Biocontrol Rearing System for Citrus Peelminer)

Development of a pheromone-based monitoring system…..

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2005 Raymond L Hix (Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Impact on Orange Yield, Fruit Size, and Quality)

Prior to this study, it was unknown what impact the glassy-winged sharpshooter (GWSS)…

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2005 R. Stouthamer/R. Luck (Reducing the Negative Impact of Bacterial Infections)

About 70% of all insect species are infected with Wolbachia, a bacterium.

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2005 Jocelyn Millar (Development of Pheromone Traps for Monitoring Citrus Leafminer)

The citrus leafminer (CLM), Phyllocnistis citrella Stainton (Lepidoptera: Gracillariidae) is a problem for growers in most of regions of the world……

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2005 David Haviland ( Survey for Woolly Whitefly in Kern County )

Woolly whitefly is an established pest of citrus in southern and coastal citrus production regions of California.

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2005 Joseph Morse ( Management of Bean Thrips)

Bean thrips are an economic problem for California citrus growers….

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2005 Joseph Morse ( Management of Citrus Thrips)

Citrus thrips populations vary from year to year and require that growers and pest control advisors monitor carefully and apply treatments on an as-needed basis.

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