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Comparison between oriented and whole tree spraying for controlling the red mite, Cenopalpus pulcher and effect on associated mite, Orthotydes californicus (Acarina: Tenolpalpidae : Tydeidae) [electronic resource].

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Mangoud, Ashraf A. H

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Language: English Description: p.169-179Uniform titles:

Bulletin of the entomological society of Egypt (A.R.E.), Economic series, 2005 v. 31 [electronic resource].

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In: Bulletin of The Entomological Society of Egypt (A.R.E.), Economic Series 2005.v.31Summary: The red mite, Cenopalplls pulcher (C & F) (Acarina : Tenuipalpidae) attacks several deciduous fruit trees specially apple and quince, its damage results from the removal of plant sap with its piercing-sucking mouth parts, causing bronzed and otTcoloured foliage. Under heavy infestations, defoliations and undersized poorly coloured fruit are produced. It affects the quantity and the size of fruits and also reduces their quality. The eggs are laid singly and stuck to the underside of leaves (Zaher et al. 1973 and El-Halawany et al. 1990).

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The red mite, Cenopalplls pulcher (C & F) (Acarina : Tenuipalpidae) attacks several deciduous fruit trees specially apple and quince, its damage results from the removal of plant sap with its piercing-sucking mouth parts, causing bronzed and otTcoloured foliage. Under heavy infestations, defoliations and undersized poorly coloured fruit are produced. It affects the quantity and the size of fruits and also reduces their quality. The eggs are laid singly and stuck to the underside of leaves (Zaher et al. 1973 and El-Halawany et al. 1990).

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