Leaf miner on deciduous fruits: Timing of spray applications important factor in control of pest on pear, apple, and cherry leaves

An outbreak of an insect tentatively identified as the spotted tentiform leaf miner—Lithocolletis crataegetta Clem.— occurred on the foliage of pear, apple and cherry orchards in northern California during the 1952 season.

Bibliographic Details
Published in:California Agriculture
Main Authors: H Madsen, A Borden, R Clark, J DeTar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources 1953-11-01
Online Access:https://californiaagriculture.org/article/114403-leaf-miner-on-deciduous-fruits-timing-of-spray-applications-important-factor-in-control-of-pest-on-pear-apple-and-cherry-leaves

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https://californiaagriculture.org/article/114403-leaf-miner-on-deciduous-fruits-timing-of-spray-applications-important-factor-in-control-of-pest-on-pear-apple-and-cherry-leaves

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