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February 1978
Volume 32, Number 2

Peer-reviewed research and review articles

Development of integrated pest management in California

by Ray F. Smith

Integrated pest management in the United States

by Carl B. Huffaker, B.A. Croft

Abstract

Integrated control has been used increasingly on many types of crops, nationwide. With the use of computers, scientists are coming to some surprising conclusions.

Implementing integrated pest management in California

by Helmut Riedl, William W. Allen

Abstract

Portable computer terminal permits fast field access to central computer-based crop models for prediction and recommendations for pest management

Profitability and risk of integrated pest management

by Darwin C. Hall

Abstract

By using extensive data gathered by scientists from many disciplines, complex mathematical models of given ecosystems have been developed which enhance our understanding of crop ecosystems.

Applying systems analysis to integrated control

by Andrew P. Gutierrez

IPM in three, fruit and nut crops: Minimizing pear pest control costs through integrated pest management

by William W. Barnett, Clarence S. Davis, Gordon A. Rowe

Integrated pest management in walnut orchards

by Martin M. Barnes, Clarence S. Davis, G. Steven Sibbett, William W. Barnett

Integrated pest management for olives

by Christine A. Shoemaker, Carl B. Huffaker, Charles E. Kennett

Grape pest management in the San Joaquin Valley

by Donald L. Flahetly, William L. Peacock, Frederik L. Jensen

Integrated pest management in almonds

by Richard E. Rice, Martin M. Barnes, Charles E. Curtis

Improving integrated pest management in Southern California citrus

by Louis A. Riehl, Theodore W. Fisher

IPM in field and vegetable crops: Integrated pest management of sugar beet insects

by W. Harry Lange, James S. Kishiyama, F. Jackson Hills

Integrating control of the sugar beet cyst nematode

by Ivan J. Thomason

Integrated control of insect pests in San Joaquin Valley cotton

by Louis A. Falcon, Robert van den Bosch

Sex disruption AIDS IPM in cotton

by R. Boardman

Heat accumulation method AIDS cotton pest management

by Vahram Sevacherian, Nick C. Toscano, Robert A. Van Steenwyk

Management of insect pests on potatoes

by Oscar G. Bacon, Vernon E. Burton, Jeffrey A. Wyman

Integrated pest management on vegetable crops in Southern California

by Jeffrey A. Wyman, Earl R. Oatman, Robert A Van Steenwyk

Integrated pest management on artichoke and tomato in Northern California

by W. Harry Lange, James S. Kishyama

Integrated pest management: Other pests: Integrated pest management research: Mosquito control

by Russell E. Fontaine, Charles H. Schaefer

Exotic dung beetles in pasture and range land ecosystems

by John R. Anderson, Edmond C. Loomis

Integrated pest management in highway landscapes

by Dudley E. Pinnock, Kenneth S. Hagen, Daniel V. Cassidy, Richard J. Brand, James E. Milstead, Richard L. Tasson

News and opinion

Agriculture's most important battle

by J. B. Kendrick

General Information

Urban pest management

by Editors

Integrated by control

by Editors

Peer-reviewed research and review articles

Integrated pest management in the United States

by Carl B. Huffaker, B.A. Croft

Abstract

Integrated control has been used increasingly on many types of crops, nationwide. With the use of computers, scientists are coming to some surprising conclusions.

Implementing integrated pest management in California

by Helmut Riedl, William W. Allen

Abstract

Portable computer terminal permits fast field access to central computer-based crop models for prediction and recommendations for pest management

Profitability and risk of integrated pest management

by Darwin C. Hall

Abstract

By using extensive data gathered by scientists from many disciplines, complex mathematical models of given ecosystems have been developed which enhance our understanding of crop ecosystems.

Integrated pest management in highway landscapes

by Dudley E. Pinnock, Kenneth S. Hagen, Daniel V. Cassidy, Richard J. Brand, James E. Milstead, Richard L. Tasson

General Information