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Codling moth investigations: Severe infestations in northern California walnut orchards in 1958 followed conditions favorable to the second brood

A. E. Michelbacher, C. Q. Gonzales

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The attack on walnuts by the first brood of codling moth in 1958 was light but favorable environmental conditions during the development of the second brood resulted in a marked upward surge in the number of nuts infested by harvest time.

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The attack on walnuts by the first brood of codling moth in 1958 was light but favorable environmental conditions during the development of the second brood resulted in a marked upward surge in the number of nuts infested by harvest time.

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The attack on walnuts by the first brood of codling moth in 1958 was light but favorable environmental conditions during the development of the second brood resulted in a marked upward surge in the number of nuts infested by harvest time.

Key concepts: Codling moth, Brood, Horticulture, Biology, Botany, Lepidoptera genitalia

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