2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: Light Brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana)---A New Quarantine Problem
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Light Brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana)---A New Quarantine Problem
Organizers:
Danny J. Hamon and Robert Dowell
Introductory Remarks
0216
Overview of the light brown apple moth problem in California: Threat and response
Robert Dowell
,
California Dept. Of Food and Agriculture
0217
Quarantine issues of the California light brown apple moth regulatory program
Courtney Albrecht
,
California Dept of Food and Agriculture
;
Danny J. Hamon
,
USDA, APHIS, PPQ
0218
Visual morphological identification of the light brown apple moth and other Tortricidae in California
Marc Epstein
,
California Department of Food and Agriculture
;
Todd M. Gilligan
,
Colorado State University
Audio File
Recorded presentation
0219
Molecular diagnostics of LBAM: Species recognition and population structure
Norman Barr
,
Center for Plant Health Science and Tecnology
Audio File
Recorded presentation
Break
0220
Denying sex to gain control: Mating disruption as a tool against light brown apple moth
David R. Lance
,
USDA-APHIS-PPQ
0221
USDA-ARS light brown apple moth research update
Eric Jang
,
USDA, ARS
0222
Biological control of the light brown apple moth using natural enemies
Nicholas Mills
,
University of California, Berkeley
;
William Roltsch
,
California Dept. of Food and Agriculture
0223
The development of sterile insect technique (SIT) control methods to suppress the light brown apple moth
(Epihyas postvittana)
in California
Gregory S. Simmons
,
USDA-APHIS
;
Nada Caruthers
,
USDA, APHIS
Audio File
Recorded presentation
Concluding Remarks
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