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EVIDENCE OF RESIDUAL EFFECTS OF CpGV IN IPM PROGRAMMES

Article number

525_31

Pages

277 – 284

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Abstract

Studies on residual populations of Codling moth after various viral applications in comparison with standard chemical treatment show: no difference in pupae development, a rather longer emergence period, and a reduction of more than 20% of emerging population and viral infestation of more than 30% of these individuals.
Use of CpGV at hatching peak is recommended to reduce codling moth presure in all IPM and resistance management programmes.

Publication

International Conference on Integrated Fruit Production

Authors

G. Biache, M. Guillon, A.M. Waffelaert

Keywords

Granulosis virus, Cydia pomonella, Activity, association, orchad

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.525.31

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