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Killing stations for Leafrollers on apple and pear.

Author: Peter Landolt

Published: 2003

Summary: 1. Quantify mortality rates of leafroller moths attracted to pheromone lures. 2. Determine repellency or deterrence of PLR to permethrin/teflon grease formulation. 3. In small plots, determine effects of killing stations on captures of PLR in monitoring traps. 4. Determine response of OBLR to feeding attractant. This objective was added when high populations of OBLR were found locally.

Keywords:

  • Leafroller
  • OBLR
  • Pear
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