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Research Project: IPM TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUBTROPICAL INSECT PESTS

Location: Subtropical Insects and Horticulture Research

Title: Biotype investigation

Authors
item Bethke, J. A. - UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA
item Byrne, F. J. - UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA
item Redak, R. A. - UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA

Submitted to: Greenhouse Product News
Publication Type: Popular Publication
Publication Acceptance Date: December 1, 2005
Publication Date: December 30, 2005
Citation: Bethke, J., Byrne, F., Redak, R. 2005. Biotype investigation. Greenhouse Product News. December 2005. 15(13):18-20.

Technical Abstract: This article gives the background to the recent invasion of the USA by the Q biotype Bemisia tabaci. It also describes recent results comparing the efficacy of insecticides against the B and Q biotypes of this important pest whitefly. Both biotypes are controllable with pesticides, although there are differences in susceptibility between them. The authors encourage accurate identification of the infesting whiteflies before embarking on a control strategy that might not be effective because the product efficacy is not good against that particular biotype.

   

 
Project Team
Hall, David
Lapointe, Stephen
Hunter, Wayne
McKenzie, Cindy
Shatters, Robert - Bob
 
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