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Pecan Pest Management—Are We There?
Editor(s): Jerry A. Payne
Print Publication Date: 1983
https://doi.org/10.4182/ZHRS6807
ISBN: 9781960155399
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
HEMIPTERAN KERNEL DAMAGE OF PECAN
J. D. Dutcher , J. W. Todd
CHAPTER 3.
SOURCES AND MAGNITUDE OF DAMAGE TYPES TO HARVESTED NUTS IN A PEST MANAGED COMMERCIAL PECAN ORCHARD WITH EMPHASIS ON PECAN WEEVIL
R. D. Eikenbary , S. R. Jiracek , G. H. Hedger , R. W. McNew , R. D. Morrison
CHAPTER 4.
PECAN LEAF SCORCH MITE: POPULATION DYNAMICS, MANAGEMENT AND EFFECTS OF PECAN SEEDLINGS
Patrick R. Jackson , Preston E. Hunter
CHAPTER 5.
AN OVERVIEW OF HICKORY SHUCKWORM RESEARCH - HAS IT LED TO AN ADEQUATE PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM?
Michael J. Hall
CHAPTER 6.
COMPONENTS IN DEVELOPING A SAMPLING PROCEDURE FOR YELLOW PECAN APHIDS
G. O. Ware , S. G. Polles
CHAPTER 7.
PECAN NUT CASEBEARER: USE OF BLACKLIGHT TRAPS AND OTHER METHODS FOR DETERMINING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES
V. R. Calcote
CHAPTER 8.
REMOTE SENSING OF PECANS
M. K. Harris , W. G. Hart , M. R. Davis , S. J. Ingle , R. C. Maggio , R. D. Baker
CHAPTER 9.
PECAN PEST MANAGEMENT IN GEORGIA
H C Ellis , P. Bertrand , M. French , C. Bruce
CHAPTER 10.
EVOLUTION AND STATUS OF PECAN PEST MANAGEMENT IN ALABAMA
John R. McVay , Gene R. Strother
CHAPTER 11.
IMPLEMENTATION OF PEST MANAGEMENT IN TEXAS PECAN PRODUCTION
J. N. Cooper , G. R. McEachern , G. M. McWhorter , J. D. Johnson , M. K. Harris
CHAPTER 12.
THE USE OF CARTOONS AS PICTORIAL AIDS IN PECAN PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
Jerry A. Payne
CHAPTER 13.
PECAN PEST MANAGEMENT - WHERE ARE WE?
James D. Dutcher
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