P-ISSN 0008-0845
E-ISSN 2160-8091
Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1960February 01, 1960 PDT
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Problem of control of cyclamen mite on strawberries, complicated
Problem of control of cyclamen mite on strawberries, complicated
W Allen,
Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1960
Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1960
- Grower cooperative bargaining associations part of increasing economic integrationS HoosP Helmberger
- Possible virus dissase in European red miteE Steinhaus
- Problem of control of cyclamen mite on strawberries, complicatedW Allen
- Weighing tank measures water use by crops under changing conditionsW PruittD Angus
- Young redwoods in coastal fog beltM Palley
- Study of scale insect pests directed toward improved controlH Mckenzie
- Synthesis of the toxic component in sorghumsE Conn
- Sprouting of chamise in relation to regrowthH LaudeM Jones
- Phenol compounds in incense cedarE Zavarin
- Certain desert plants wage chemical warfare against competing plantsR Bernhard
- Biological studies of rodent pests of agricultureR Rudd
- Resistance of lygus bugs in seed alfalfa to toxicity of toxapheneO BaconJ SwiftV Burton
- Resistance to acaricides by European red mite studied in Bartlett pear field plotsH MadsenP Westigard
- Larger strawberries through plant breedingR BringhurstV Voth
- Late infection of curly top in field melons in producing areas of desert valleysR FlockE LairdR Dickson
- Field heat removed rapidly by Forced-Air Cooling of vine-ripe tomatoesR KasmireR BrendlerR Guillou
- Effects of two systemic pesticides on cotton studied in field testsT LeighV Walhood
- Control of fabric-feeding Insects by neutralizing vitamins in fibersR Pence
- Seasonal changes of micronutrient concentrations in Washington Navel orange leavesC LabanauskasW JonesT Embleton
- Enzymes as a feed additive for finishing beef cattle failed to show significant benefit in feed lot trialsH StrongM CleggJ Meyer
Allen, W. 1960. “Problem of Control of Cyclamen Mite on Strawberries, Complicated.” California Agriculture: The Journal of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources 14 (2): 3–3.