Rearing and colonization of predatory mites from Australia to control the citrus rust mite, Phyllocoptruta oleivora

Argov, Y.

Rearing and colonization of predatory mites from Australia to control the citrus rust mite, Phyllocoptruta oleivora

1993

Argov, Y.

The citrus rust mite is one of the major pests of citrus in Israel. Over 70 of the groves are treated annually against the pest. To control the pest biologically, the phytoseiid predatory mites Euseius victoriensis, E. elinae and Amblyseius herbicolus, were imported from Australia. Rearing methods for these mites were developed and improved, and mass releases were conducted. Recovery of the mites in the orchards was recorded.

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australia australie citrus control de enfermedades depredadores israel phyllocoptruta oleivora

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Published in

Hassadeh (Israel)

Volume 73 Issue 8 ISSN 0017-8314

Pagination

pp. 893-896

Other Subjects

Technique d'elevage; Controle de maladies; Predateur; Tecnicas de crianza

Language

Hebrew

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Summary (En)

2 ill., 2 tables, 10 ref.

Type

Bibliography; Summary

Corporate Author

Citrus Marketing Board, Tel-Aviv (Israel). Inst. of Biological Control

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Rearing and colonization of predatory mites from Australia to control the citrus rust mite, Phyllocoptruta oleivora

1993

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