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Integrated Pest Management for Tomatoes—Fourth Edition
Integrated Pest Management for Tomatoes—Fourth Edition
Publication Number:
3274
Copyright Date:
1998
Length:
118 pp.
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
978-1-879906-32-7
Author:
MARY LOUISE FLINT
Inventory Type:
Paperback
IPM monitoring and treatment guidelines for stinkbugs, aphids, and whiteflies, ways to use weather forecasting models in disease management, and updated information on pesticide susceptibiity of key weed pests. 200 color photos, plus figures, and tables.
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Features expanded sections and new monitoring and treatment guidelines for stinkbugs, aphids, and whiteflies, new ways to use weather forecasting models in disease management, and updated information on the pesticide susceptibility of key weed pests. Contains nearly 200 detailed color photographs, plus figures, line drawings, and tables. From the UC Statewide IPM Project.
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