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Spotted Wing Drosophila management on sweet cherry

Author: Elizabeth H. Beers

Published: 2014

Summary: The objectives of this project were: 1. Provide a crop protection alert system to cherry/stone fruit producers and seasonal phenology information through a regional SWD trapping program. 2. Determine timing of cherry fruit susceptibility in the field. 3. Test standard trap types for capture efficiency of SWD (in collaboration with SCRI-SWD regional 3. Test standard trap types for capture efficiency of SWD (in collaboration with SCRI-SWD regional group). 4. Test pesticide efficacy for control of SWD in cherries in laboratory, field-laboratory, and field settings.

Keywords:

  • Cherry fruit susceptibility
  • Crop protection alert system
  • SWD
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