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Evaluation of a potato leafhopper (PLH) resistant alfalfa cultivar effects on PLH injury in alfalfa: grass mixed stands with and without insecticide.

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2003waldron-NYSIPM.pdf (120.6 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/45752
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Author
Waldron, J. Keith
Shields, Elson J.
Hansen, Julie L.
Viands, Donald R.
Abstract

The combination of a resistant cultivar and a grass resulted in significantly better PLH control than did the resistant cultivar alone or the grass alone. The resistant cultivar had 36% fewer PLH than the susceptible cultivar; however, the number of PLH was significantly higher than for the plots that were sprayed with insecticide (average less than 1 PLH per sub-plot). The untreated plot with the lowest PLH damage score was the resistant alfalfa/grass mixture (score = 1.8), whereas the resistant cultivar alone scored 2.4 and the susceptible cultivar alone and with grass averaged 3.5.

Date Issued
2003
Publisher
New York State IPM Program
Keywords
Agricultural IPM
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Alfalfa
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Field Crops
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Pasture
Type
report

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