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Baker mealybug: Use of green lacewing in control studied

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R. L. Doutt, Experiment Station, Berkeley
K. S. Hagen, Biological Control, Berkeley

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California Agriculture 3(3):7-7.

Published March 01, 1949

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Biological control of Baker mealybug on pears was studied during 1948 in experimental work carried out in conjunction with the normal spray program.

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The above progress report is based upon Research Project No. 1320.

Baker mealybug: Use of green lacewing in control studied

R. L. Doutt, K. S. Hagen
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Baker mealybug: Use of green lacewing in control studied

California Agriculture > Volume 3 > Number 3  > research article 

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Authors

R. L. Doutt, Experiment Station, Berkeley
K. S. Hagen, Biological Control, Berkeley

Publication Information

California Agriculture 3(3):7-7.

Published March 01, 1949

PDF  |  Citation  |  Permissions

Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Biological control of Baker mealybug on pears was studied during 1948 in experimental work carried out in conjunction with the normal spray program.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The above progress report is based upon Research Project No. 1320.

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