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Crop Protection and Quarantine
(National Program 304) in WA
Temperate Tree Fruit and Vegetable Research
- Mapping and Predicting Psyllid Sources, Immigration and Locality-Specific Disease Spread in the Pacific Northwest
- Potato Cultivar Sensitivity to Feeding of Three Lygus Species
- Is Matrimony Vine the June Source of Potato Psyllids Colonizing Potatoes in the Pacific Northwest?
- Can We Get Codling Moth Females To Stop Laying Eggs On Apple
- Improved Risk Modeling and Monitoring for Invasive Fruit Pests
- Improved Risk Modeling and Monitoring for Invasive Fruit Pests
- Incorporating Trechnites Into a Psylla Biocontrol Program
- Gut Content Analysis to Pinpoint the Weed Sources of Potato Psyllid
- Establishing Risk of Invasive Insect Pests in Green Yard Waste
- Improved Risk Modeling and Monitoring for Invasive Fruit Pests
- Establishing Risk of Invasive Insect Pests in Green Yard Waste
- Role of Vector Saliva in Pathogen Transmission
- Gut Content Analysis to Pinpoint the Weed Sources of Potato Psyllid in Idaho
- Gut Content Analysis to Pinpoint the Weed Sources of Potato Psyllid in the Columbia Basin of Central Oregon
- Gut Content Analysis to Pinpoint the Weed Sources of Potato Psyllid in Eastern Oregon
- Gut Content Analysis to Pinpoint the Weed Sources of Potato Psyllid in the Columbia Basin of Washington State
- Areawide Management of Insect Vectors in Columbia Basin Vegetable and Seed Crops
- Identification of Psyllid Salivary Proteins to Improve Use of Host Plant Resistance
- Search For Wireworm Attractants
- Search for Wireworm Attractants in Idaho
- Search for Wireworm Attractants in Illinois
- Economic Benefits of Areawide Management of Insect Vectors
- Quality Assurance Services and Support for IR-4 Minor Use Pesticides Residue Laboratory in Wapato, Washington
- AgriVectors: An Open Access Resource to Encourage Productive Collaboration between Researchers of Potato and Citrus Pests and Diseases
- Identifying Important Parasites and Predators of Potato Psyllid in Non-Crop Habitats of the Columbia Basin
- Investigating The Chemical Ecology Of The Asian Giant Hornet (Hymenoptera: Vespidae) Under Field And Laboratory Conditions
- Uncovering the Role of Vector Salivary Genes: Can We Utilize CRISPR to Control Pathogen Transmission
- Field Testing of Minor Use Pesticides
- Identification of Pear Tree Volatiles Attractive to Winterform Psylla
- Field Testing of Minor Use Pesticides
- Residue Analysis of Minor Use Pesticides
- Biology, Management and Reducing the Impact of the Spotted Lanternfly
- Spotted Wing-Drosophila Areawide Project
- Therapeutic Molecule Evaluation and Field Delivery Pipeline
- New Tools for Improving Biological Control of Pear Psylla by Trechnites Parasitoids
- New Technologies and Strategies for Managing Emerging Insect Pests and Insect Transmitted Pathogens of Potatoes
- Integrated Approach to Manage the Pest Complex on Temperate Tree Fruits
