Tobacco budworm invades Imperial Valley cotton

Sharma, R; Reynolds, H; Kido, K; Hannibal, R; Quillman, W; Toscano, N

Tobacco budworm invades Imperial Valley cotton

Authors

Rajinder K. Sharma
Harold T. Reynolds
Ken Kido
Ralph M. Hannibal
William M. Quillman
Nick C. Toscano

Authors Affiliations

Rajinder K. Sharma is Farm Advisor, University of California Cooperative Extension, Imperial County, El Centro. The following are at U.C., Riverside; Harold T. Reynolds, Professor, Division of Economic Entomology; Ken Kido, Staff Research Associate, Cooperative Extension; Ralph M. Hannibal, Staff Research Associate, Division of Economic Entomology; William M. Quillman is Senior Biologist, FMC Corporation, College Station, Texas; Nick C. Toscano, Entomologist, Cooperative Extension, Division of Economic Entomology.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 31(6):16-18. DOI:10.3733/ca.v031n06p16. June 1977.

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Abstract

Changes in production practices, as well as insecticides, should help control destructive budworm populations that have developed in late-season cotton.

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