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Chemical ecology of pear psylla

Author: David Horton, Peter Landolt, Christelle Guédot

Published: 2007

Summary: The objective of this report were: 1)Define life history characteristics leading to female attractiveness and optimal male response 2) develop field-trapping methods 3) Isolate and identify the attractant

Keywords:

  • Crop Protection
  • Chemical Attractants
  • Pear Psylla
  • Field trapping methods
  • Pear
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