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Research Project: REFINING CHEMICAL CONTROL OF VINE MEALYBUG TO MANAGE RESISTANCE, ENHANCE NATURAL ENEMY CONSERVATION AND PROMOTE INTEGRATED CONTROL.

Location: Pest Management and Biocontrol Research

Project Number: 5347-22620-021-02
Project Type: Reimbursable

Start Date: Oct 01, 2009
End Date: Jun 30, 2012

Objective:
We will evaluate the performance of selective insecticides against vine mealybug and determine compatibility with natural enemies. We will measure the relative toxicities of the new generation of reduced-risk insecticides and establish a baseline as part of a resistance management program.

Approach:
We will evaluate the impact of various reduced-risk insecticides on vine mealybug infestations and on its natural enemies. Both field and laboratory work will be involved to determine insecticide efficacies and management potential of various treatment regimens. Documents Reimbursable with UC Riverside (CDFA). Log 39849.Formerly 5347-22620-020-02R(11/10).

   

 
Project Team
Naranjo, Steven
 
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