Monitoring peach twig borer in almonds with sex pheromone traps

Reil, W; Johnson, T; Profita, J; Hendricks, L; Davis, C; Rough, D

Monitoring peach twig borer in almonds with sex pheromone traps

Authors

Wilbur O. Reil
Toynette W. Johnson
Joseph C. Profita
Lonnie C. Hendricks
Clarence S. Davis
Donald Rough

Authors Affiliations

Wilbur O. Reil is Staff Research Associates, Cooperative Extension, University of California, Davis; Toynette W. Johnson is Staff Research Associates, Cooperative Extension, University of California, Davis; Joe C. Profita is former Staff Research Associate, Cooperative Extension; Lonnie C. Hendricksis Farm Advisors, Merced County; Clarence S. Davis is Entomologist Emeritus; Donald Rough is Farm Advisors, San Joaquin County.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 35(9):19-20. DOI:10.3733/ca.v035n09p19. September 1981.

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Abstract

A total first-flight trap catch of 155 moths is suggested as the economic threshold of nut damage at harvest.

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