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peer-reviewed research article

Integrated control of grape pests: Effectiveness of cryolite and standard lead arsenate against the omnivorous leaf roller

authors

M. T. Ali Niazee, University of California, Davis
C. D. Lynn, Tulare County
E. M. Stafford, U. C., Davis
D. A. Luvisi, Kern County

publication information

California Agriculture 24(12):8-10. DOI: 10.3733/ca.v024n12p8. December 1970.

author affiliations

M. T. Ali Niazee is Post-Doctoral Research Entomologist, University of California, Davis; C. D. Lynn is County Director, Tulare County; E. M. Staford is Professor of Entomology, U. C., Davis; D. A. Luvisi is Farm Advisor, Kern County.

abstract

The use of cryolite and lead arsenate for the control of early season infestations of omnivorous leaf roller on grapes has many advantages and a great potential. It is estimated that during a year of light to moderate population, one or two early season applications of cryolite or lead arsenate may provide effective and economical control of OLR throughout the season.

author notes

This work was supported by the California Raisin Advisory Board, the California Table Grape Commission and the Wine Advisory Board.


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