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Study of molecular mechanisms to preserve codling moth control agents

Author: Stephen F. Garczynski

Published: 2015

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1) Determine the effects of Altacor, Delegate, Calypso and granulosis virus on gene expression levels of codling moth heat shock proteins and detoxifications enzymes. 2) Determine the effectiveness of PBAN antagonists to inhibit codlemone production by codling moth females

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Codling moth
  • Stress response
  • PBAN antagonists
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