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MINERAL OIL FOR CONTROL OF ARMOURED SCALE INSECTS ON ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT

Article number

753_92

Pages

703 – 710

Language

English

Abstract

The use of mineral oil products as a control measure against armoured scale insects on organic ‘Hort16A’ kiwifruit was investigated in the Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Applying 1% oil between 28 and 63 days after fruit set caused speckling damage to the fruit skin, whilst applications of 1% oil subsequent to 94 days after fruit set caused premature fruit drop.
Increasing the concentration of oil applied from 1% to 2% increased the amount and severity of fruit damage.
Oil was used safely during the pre-blossom period, between 1 and 21 days after fruit set, and between 70 and 94 days after fruit set.
A spray programme based on applications of oil during these safe periods provided adequate control of armoured scale insects.

Publication

VI International Symposium on Kiwifruit

Authors

C.E. McKenna, S. Dobson, B. Maher

Keywords

kiwifruit, Actinidia, Hemiberlesia, ‘Hort16A’, mineral oil, phytotoxicity, armoured scale insects, control

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2007.753.92

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2. A REVISION OF THE GENUS ACTINIDIA FROM CHINA

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4. SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF GENETIC VARIATION OF SSR MARKERS FOR WILD POPULATIONS OF ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS AND A. DELICIOSA

5. SURVEY OF WILD ACTINIDIA FROM YANGTZE RIVER REGION IN CHINA

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6. FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS OF “SHIMA SARUNASHI” (ACTINIDIA RUFA (SIEB. ET ZUCC.) PLANCH. EX MIQ.), A UNIQUE RESOURCE OF ACTINIDIA NATIVE TO JAPAN

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7. CONSUMER PERCEPTIONS AND PREFERENCES FOR KIWIFRUIT: A REVIEW

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8. KIWIFRUIT SKINS: THE FRUIT’S NATURAL PACKAGING

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10. TASTE PANEL QUALITY EVALUATION OF ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT OF DIFFERENT ORIGINS

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12. RAPID ANALYSIS OF VOLATILE FLAVOUR COMPOUNDS USING THE MS NOSE™

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15. PROGRESS IN THE BREEDING OF NOVEL INTERSPECIFIC ACTINIDIA HYBRIDS

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18. THE USE OF EST-DERIVED MICROSATELLITES AS MARKERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GENETIC MAP IN KIWIFRUIT

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19. GENETIC MARKERS: THEIR TRANSFERABILITY AND USEFULNESS ACROSS ACTINIDIA

G.K. Tsang | L.G. Fraser | M.A. McNeilage | H.N. De Silva | E.A. MacRae

20. CONSTRUCTION OF KIWIFRUIT BAC CONTIG MAPS BY OVERGO HYBRIDIZATION AND THEIR USE FOR MAPPING THE SEX LOCUS

21. ALL TOGETHER NOW: THE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF HERMAPHRODITE BREEDING LINES IN ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA

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22. OBSERVATION OF PARTHENOCARPY IN ACTINIDIA ARGUTA SELECTION ‘ISSAI’

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23. CHARACTERISTICS OF ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA × A. ARGUTA AND A. ARGUTA × A. DELICIOSA HYBRIDS

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24. PARTIAL DOMINANCE IN ACTINIDIA KOLOMIKTA INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS

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25. IDENTIFYING GENES THAT REGULATE HORTICULTURAL TRAITS IN KIWIFRUIT

26. THE CHOICE OF AGROBACTERIUM STRAIN FOR TRANSFORMATION OF KIWIFRUIT

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27. SELECTION OF A NEW RED-FLESHED KIWIFRUIT CULTIVAR ‘CHUHONG’

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28. NEW KIWIFRUIT CULTIVAR ‘SANUKI GOLD’

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29. ‘JINTAO’: A CHINESE KIWIFRUIT SELECTION GROWN IN ITALY

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30. SELECTION OF A SWEET ACTINIDIA ERIANTHA, ‘BIDAN’

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31. ‘CHIAK’, A NEW SELECTION OF ACTINIDIA ARGUTA

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32. NEW SELECTIONS OF ACTINIDIA ARGUTA FROM THE ROMANIAN BREEDING PROGRAM

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33. FRUIT STORAGE LIFE OF NEW SELECTIONS OF ACTINIDIA ARGUTA GROWN ORGANICALLY

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34. INNOVATIVE APPLICATION OF NON-DESTRUCTIVE TECHNIQUES FOR FRUIT QUALITY AND DISEASE DIAGNOSIS

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35. COMPARISON OF DESTRUCTIVE AND NON-DESTRUCTIVE (NIR) DRY MATTER DETERMINATION FOR ‘HORT16A’ (ZESPRI™ GOLD) KIWIFRUIT

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36. KIWIFRUIT SOFTENING: COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH APPROACH IN CHILE AND RELEVANT RESULTS

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37. EFFECTS OF CALCIUM CONTENT AND CALCIUM APPLICATIONS ON SOFTENING OF ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

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38. CHARACTERISING SPATIAL VARIATION IN QUALITY

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39. WITHIN-VINE VARIATION IN MATURITY PARAMETERS AND STORAGE POTENTIAL OF ‘HORT16A’ (ZESPRI™ GOLD) KIWIFRUIT GROWN IN ITALY

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40. GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS IN FRUIT ATTRIBUTES FOR NEW ZEALAND GROWN KIWIFRUIT

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41. CANOPY MANAGEMENT AND DRY MATTER OF ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

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42. INFLUENCE OF CANOPY POSITION ON KIWIFRUIT QUALITY

43. EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OF COMPLEMENTARY POLLINATION ON ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA ‘HAYWARD’ IN NORTHWEST PORTUGAL

44. INITIAL ASSESSMENT OF CANOPY MODIFICATIONS TO ACHIEVE HIGHER DRY MATTER FRUIT IN ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT

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45. APPLES AND KIWIFRUIT, CAN WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER?

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46. THE GROWTH OF THE KIWIFRUIT IN ITS FINAL STAGES

47. PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESSES CONTRIBUTING TO GENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FRUIT COMPOSITION OF ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA

48. INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON BETWEEN-SEASON VARIATION IN DRY MATTER CONTENT OF ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

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50. MODIFYING CARBON PARTITIONING IN ‘HORT16A’ FRUIT

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51. EFFECTS OF OVERHEAD SHADING ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF KIWIFRUIT IN REGIONS WITH HIGH TEMPERATURES IN SUMMER

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52. DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS FOR OPTIMISING KIWIFRUIT PRODUCTION AND QUALITY

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53. THE USE OF LIQUID POLLEN EXTENDER THICKENED WITH POLYSACCHARIDES FOR ARTIFICIAL POLLINATION OF KIWIFRUIT

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54. DISTRIBUTION OF IMPORTANT FLAVOUR PRECURSORS IN ACTINIDIA: LONG CHAIN FATTY ACIDS

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55. INFLUENCE OF CALCIUM ON THE ACTIVITY OF ENZYMES INVOLVED IN KIWIFRUIT RIPENING

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56. EFFECTS OF LIGHT EXPOSURE OR SHADING DURING GROWTH OF KIWIFRUIT ON THE RESPIRATION OF MITOCHONDRIA ISOLATED FROM THE PULP OF COLD-STORED FRUIT

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57. QUINIC ACID COMPOSITION IN ACTINIDIA

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58. FRUIT CALCIUM CONTENT IN RELATION TO PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN STALK AND BERRY OF YOUNG DEVELOPING FRUITS OF ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA VAR. DELICIOSA

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59. MANIPULATION OF FLESH COLOUR IN FRUIT OF ACTINIDIA MACROSPERMA WITH METHYL JASMONATE

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60. COLOUR IN ACTINIDIA FRUIT

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61. CULTIVAR DIFFERENCE IN CHLOROPHYLL, LUTEIN AND β-CAROTENE CONTENT IN THE FRUIT OF KIWIFRUIT AND OTHER ACTINIDIA SPECIES

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62. OXALATE AND ASCORBATE IN ACTINIDIA FRUIT AND LEAVES

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63. NUTRIENT FLUXES IN KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS

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64. COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT FERTILISER TYPES APPLIED TO ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

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65. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MATURITY, NUTRITION AND FRUIT STORAGE QUALITY IN KIWIFRUIT

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67. CALCIUM FERTILIZATION IN A KIWIFRUIT ORCHARD

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68. APPLICATION OF FOLIAR NUTRIENTS TO IMPROVE DRY MATTER OF ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT

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69. A WATER AND NITROGEN BUDGET FOR ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT VINES

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71. EFFECT OF AUXIN ON FRUIT MORPHOGENESIS: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR ASPECTS IN KIWIFRUIT RIPENING

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72. EFFECTS OF THREE PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON KIWIFRUIT DEVELOPMENT

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74. GENETIC REGULATION OF BUDBREAK IN KIWIFRUIT

75. SEASONAL CARBOHYDRATE CHANGES IN DORMANT KIWIFRUIT BUDS

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76. THE ACTIVE KIWIFRUIT ORCHARD: ORCHARD/ORCHARDIST INTERACTION

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77. CONTROL OF WILD KIWIFRUIT (ACTINIDIA SPECIES) IN BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND

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78. SUSTAINABLE KIWIFRUIT ORCHARD MANAGEMENT IN SEMI-ARID ENVIRONMENTS

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79. DIFFERENCES IN SOIL QUALITY BETWEEN AND WITHIN ORGANIC AND INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS IN NEW ZEALAND

J. Benge | J. Manhire | A. Pearson | J. Reid | H. Moller

80. BIODIVERSITY ON KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS: THE IMPORTANCE OF SHELTERBELTS

81. DIVERSITY AND ABUNDANCE OF BIRDS IN NEW ZEALAND KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS

S. Rate | C. Rosin | G. Blackwell | H. Moller | L. Hunt

82. SOIL BIOTA AS INDICATORS OF SOIL QUALITY IN ORGANIC AND INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT KIWIFRUIT ORCHARDS IN NEW ZEALAND

83. BIOCONTROL OF BACTERIAL PATHOGENS OF KIWIFRUIT PLANTS

G.M. Balestra

84. VIRUSES OF ACTINIDIA: DO THEY POSE A THREAT TO KIWIFRUIT PRODUCTION?

M.N. Pearson | R. Chavan | D. Cohen

85. STEAM HEAT TREATMENT AND FUMIGATION WITH ACETIC ACID TO CONTROL BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN KIWIFRUIT

K. Cetiz | A.D. Koukounaras | A.L. Lagopodi | E.M. Sfakiotakis

86. INFECTION AND ROT EXPRESSION BY CRYPTOSPORIOPSIS ACTINIDIAE AND PHOMOPSIS SP. IN KIWIFRUIT, ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS ‘HORT16A’

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87. BIOLOGICAL SUPPRESSION OF SCLEROTINIA SCLEROTIORUM IN KIWIFRUIT

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88. A NEW DISEASE: LEADER DIE-BACK IN ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS ‘HORT16A’ IN ITALY

89. POSTHARVEST BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT: EFFECTS OF FUNGAL INOCULATION AND STORAGE ENVIRONMENT

90. MEASURING THE RESISTANCE OF ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS TO ARMOURED SCALE INSECTS

M.G. Hill | N.A. Mauchline | C.H. Cheng | P.G. Connolly

91. CONTROLLING WHITE PEACH SCALE ON ‘HORT16A’ IN ITALY

M.G. Hill | A. Pollini | M.R. Ceroni | R. Spinelli | S.J. Dobson

92. MINERAL OIL FOR CONTROL OF ARMOURED SCALE INSECTS ON ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT

C.E. McKenna | S. Dobson | B. Maher

93. SPRAYS ON NEW ZEALAND KIWIFRUIT – USE PATTERNS AND OUTCOMES

D. Steven | J. Benge

94. SEASONAL OCCURRENCE AND ASPECTS OF ROOT-KNOT NEMATODES IN MAJOR KIWIFRUIT CULTIVATION AREAS OF KOREA

K.C. Ma | Y.S. Jo | B.H. Kim | D.G. Lim

95. THE EFFECT OF CALCIUM APPLICATIONS ON KIWIFRUIT QUALITY PRESERVATION DURING STORAGE

96. EXPERIENCES WITH RECENT POSTHARVEST TECHNOLOGIES IN KIWIFRUIT

N. Lallu | J. Burdon

97. POSTHARVEST FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING OF KIWIFRUIT

J.P. Zoffoli | J. Rodriguez | N. Levy

98. SMARTFRESH^SM (1-METHYLCYCLOPROPENE) BENEFITS FOR KIWIFRUIT

G. Regiroli | P. Vriends

99. POSTHARVEST 1-MCP (SMARTFRESH^SM) TREATMENT PROLONGS STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE OF KIWIFRUIT BY SUPPRESSION OF ETHYLENE ACTION AND PRODUCTION

E.M. Sfakiotakis | A. Koukounaras

100. AROMA VOLATILES OF SMARTFRESH^SM TREATED ‘HAYWARD’ AND ‘HORT16A’ KIWIFRUIT

J. Burdon | M. Wang | E. Friel | N. Lallu

101. MODELLING THE EFFECT OF HOLDING TEMPERATURE ON FLESH DE-GREENING OF ‘HORT16A’ (ZESPRI™ GOLD) KIWIFRUIT

102. CHANGES IN ‘HAYWARD’ KIWIFRUIT ATTRIBUTES AS A FUNCTION OF CUMULATIVE DEGREE-DAYS

J. Feng | S.C. Brown | B.R. MacKay | K.M. Maguire

103. ASSESSMENT OF FRUIT SOFTENING ATTRIBUTES OF ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA SEEDLING VINES

A. White | H.N. De Silva | M.B. Petley | F.R. Harker

104. KIWIFRUIT PROCESSED PRODUCTS

R. Stanley | T. Wegrzyn | Z. Saleh

105. MICROENCAPSULATION OF PROBIOTICS USING KIWIFRUIT POLYSACCHARIDE AND ALGINATE CHITOSAN

106. DEVELOPMENT OF VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS FROM KIWIFRUIT IN INDIA

D. Vaidya | M. Vaidya | P.C. Sharma

107. KIWIFRUITS AND CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH

A.K. Duttaroy

108. ANTIOXIDANT AND OTHER EFFECTS OF PHYTOCHEMICALS ON DNA INTEGRITY

A.R. Collins | M. Aisch

109. FRUIT QUALITY: THE THEME OF THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON KIWIFRUIT

G. Costa