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An Alternative Strategy for Lygus Management in Ontario Strawberries

2011 • case study • by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
abstract

The current distribution of P. digoneutis in Canada shows that the parasitoid is now well established in eastern Ontario in parts of southern Ontario. In the northeastern United States, it took almost ten years before a significant impact of P. digoneutis was recognized and Lygus populations collapsed. Thus, it is hoped that a continuous growth of P. digoneutis populations Ontario will have a similar long-term effect and lead to an area wide reduction of the pest. This also suggests that ongoing work to encourage population build up and assess impact is needed. In addition, surveys in other parts of Ontario would help to identify areas where the parasitoid is not yet present, and releases would help to accelerate the dispersion and establishment of P. digoneutis.

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Arthropods of Canadian Grasslands

2005 • journal article • by Danks, H V
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Information on the scope, objectives, rationale, and anticipated products of the Grasslands Project.

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Forestry, issue 11, page 44

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Sustainable Crop Protection: Results from the Pesticide Risk Reduction Program: Reduced-Risk Wireworm Management in Potato

2010 • report • by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
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Control of wireworms

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