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Codling moth attract-and-kill with kairomonal lures

Author: Peter Landolt, Peter Lo

Published: 2015

Summary: The overall goal of the project is to develop and demonstrate control of codling moths (CM) in orchard plots using the attract-and-kill approach (A&K). Our prior research has led to the use of a sticky trap as killing station and a recently developed 3-chemical kairomone attractant as the lure.

Keywords:

  • Apple
  • Crop Protection
  • Kairomones
  • Attract and Kill
  • Codling Moth
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