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New Materials for Codling Moth new compounds evaluated for control of codling moth should resistance to DDT be developed by the pest in California

Harold F. Madsen, S. C. Hoyt

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An increasing number of reports of codling moth resistance to DDT—although none of the cases occurred in California—prompted the testing of several new materials for codling moth control during the 1956 season.

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An increasing number of reports of codling moth resistance to DDT—although none of the cases occurred in California—prompted the testing of several new materials for codling moth control during the 1956 season.

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An increasing number of reports of codling moth resistance to DDT—although none of the cases occurred in California—prompted the testing of several new materials for codling moth control during the 1956 season.

Key concepts: Codling moth, PEST analysis, Paragraph, Resistance (ecology), Toxicology, Biology, Horticulture, Agronomy

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