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Influence of trap design on upwind flight behavior and capture of female grape berry moth with a kairomone lure

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Appellation Cornell
Author
Garris, Amanda
Abstract

Grape berry moths are a perennial vineyard pest, and monitoring their activity level requires effective trapping. This study pitted several trap designs against the standard trap currently used in research.

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Appellation Cornell
Date Issued
2013-05
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Cornell University
Keywords
Insect and Disease Management
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Research in Plain English
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Appellation Cornell
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Influence of trap design on upwind flight behavior and capture of female grape berry moth with a kairomone lure
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23339796/
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