Claim · model-written summary
Eliminating alternate hosts reduces Calocoris pests.
CalocorisNot reportedTaxonComparator
Verbatim
e0“Some mirid ( Calocoris spp.) pests can be effectively reduced by eliminating alternate hosts in an effective weed control program.”
Title
Plant Protection for Pistachio
Brent A. Holtz HortTechnology 2002. doi:10.21273/horttech.12.4.626
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- Intervention effect Verticillium wilt is controlled with resistant rootstocks.
- Observation Botryosphaeria blight blights fruit clusters.
- Observation Alternaria late blight defoliates trees.
- Intervention effect Drip or buried drip irrigation reduced disease.
- Intervention effect Pruning Botryosphaeria blight infections reduced overwintering inoculum and disease.
- Intervention effect Dormant carbaryl and oil applications control phytocoris while being less toxic to beneficial insects.
- Observation Trees compensate for early insect damage by maturing more remaining kernels.
- Recommendation Weeds should remain undisturbed from bloom until shell hardening when Lygus is present.
- Observation Stink bugs can penetrate hardened shells and cause internal nut necrosis and epicarp lesion.
- Observation Leaffooted bugs can penetrate hardened shells and cause internal nut necrosis and epicarp lesion.
- Intervention effect Degree day timing increases insecticide efficacy against navel orangeworm.
- Intervention effect Degree day timing increases insecticide efficacy against obliquebanded leafroller.
- Intervention effect Destroying unharvested overwintering fruit manages navel orangeworm more effectively.
- Intervention effect Bacillus thuriengiensis sprays show promise for obliquebanded leafroller control.
- Intervention effect Liquid lime sulfur shows promise for obliquebanded leafroller control.
- Intervention effect Biological control shows promise for obliquebanded leafroller control.