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MANAGEMENT OF ARTHROPOD PESTS FOR SUBTROPICAL FRUITS
Book: TREE FRUIT AND NUT PEST MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES
Editor(s): Donn T. Johnson
Chapter Author(s): A. K. Burditt, R. A. Baranowski
Print Publication Date: 1981
https://doi.org/10.4182/YTVJ8189.12-2.85
Abstract

Insect management programs have not been adequately developed for avocados, limes, mangos, papayas, lychees, and other subtropical fruit. Fruit flies, mites, scale insects and thrips are some of the insect pests of such fruit in Florida and other subtropical areas. Parasites and resistant varieties show promise as biological control agents.
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