ARS Project: Management of Subtropical Fruit and Vegetable Pests Using Quarantine Alternatives (406565)

Crop Quality and Fruit Insects Research

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Kika de la Garza Subtropical Agricultural Rsch. Ctr., Weslaco, TX

Crop Quality and Fruit Insects Research

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Research Project: Management of Subtropical Fruit and Vegetable Pests Using Quarantine Alternatives

Location: Crop Quality and Fruit Insects Research

Publications

VOLATILES PRODUCTION AND ATTRACTIVENESS TO THE MEXICAN FRUIT FLY OF ENTEROBACTER AGGLOMERANS ISOLATED FROM APPLE MAGGOT AND MEXICAN FRUIT FLY - (16-Mar-04)

IONIZING IRRADIATION QUARANTINE TREATMENT AGAINST ORIENTAL FRUIT MOTH (LEPIDOPTERA: TORTRICIDAE) IN AMBIENT AND HYPOXIC ATMOSPHERES - (15-Mar-04)

IMPROVING HEATING UNIFORMITY OF FRESH FRUITS IN RADIO FREQUENCY TREATMENTS FOR PEST CONTROL - (23-Feb-04)

NON-TARGETED INSECTS CAPTURED IN FRUIT FLY SURVEILLANCE TRAPS - (15-Jun-03)

Project Team

	Mangan, Robert
	Moreno, Daniel
	Robacker, David
	Thomas, Donald
	Hallman, Guy

Project Annual Reports

FY 2003

Publications

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