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Biology and Management of Pear Pests

Author: David Horton

Published: 2003

Summary: Project objectives are to develop new means for controlling arthropod pests in pears, with emphasis on pear psylla. Focus of the project is to improve our understanding and utilization of natural enemies and biological control in pear orchards. The research consists of a mix of basic and applied studies in both the laboratory and field.

Keywords:

  • Crop Protection
  • Natural Enemies
  • Pear Psylla
  • Mullein bug
  • Pear
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