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Some lepidopterous pests of central coast apricots

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William W. Coates
Robert Van Steenwyk, University of California
Carolyn Pickel

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California Agriculture 43(2):29-30.

Published March 01, 1989

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Studies in San Benito County apricot orchards showed that fruittree leaf roller caused most surface damage, and peach twig borer was responsible for most interior fruit damage. The preferred spray timing for all fruit-feeding lepidopterous pests except orange tortrix was at the petal-fall stage.

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Some lepidopterous pests of central coast apricots

William W. Coates, Robert Van Steenwyk, Carolyn Pickel
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Some lepidopterous pests of central coast apricots

Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article
Share using any of the popular social networks Share by sending an email Print article

Authors

William W. Coates
Robert Van Steenwyk, University of California
Carolyn Pickel

Publication Information

California Agriculture 43(2):29-30.

Published March 01, 1989

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Studies in San Benito County apricot orchards showed that fruittree leaf roller caused most surface damage, and peach twig borer was responsible for most interior fruit damage. The preferred spray timing for all fruit-feeding lepidopterous pests except orange tortrix was at the petal-fall stage.

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