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Insecticides and beneficial insects in cotton fields

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T. F. Leigh, University of California
J. H. Black, Kern County.
C. E. Jackson, Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis
V. E. Burton

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California Agriculture 20(7):4-6.

Published July 01, 1966

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Beneficial insect populations are often reduced by insecticides applied for control of specific pest species. The seven insecticides evaluated in this progress report were found to affect adversely the populations of six of the common predators in cotton fields. Populations of some beneficial insects (though severely reduced) recovered rapidly in plots treated with organophosphate materials that have short residual properties—but failed to recover rapidly in plots treated with long-residual materials.

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Insecticides and beneficial insects in cotton fields

T. F. Leigh, J. H. Black, C. E. Jackson, V. E. Burton
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Insecticides and beneficial insects in cotton fields

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Authors

T. F. Leigh, University of California
J. H. Black, Kern County.
C. E. Jackson, Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis
V. E. Burton

Publication Information

California Agriculture 20(7):4-6.

Published July 01, 1966

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Beneficial insect populations are often reduced by insecticides applied for control of specific pest species. The seven insecticides evaluated in this progress report were found to affect adversely the populations of six of the common predators in cotton fields. Populations of some beneficial insects (though severely reduced) recovered rapidly in plots treated with organophosphate materials that have short residual properties—but failed to recover rapidly in plots treated with long-residual materials.

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