LIGHT AND PHEROMONE TRAPS: THEIR PLACE IN MONITORING HELIOTHIS ABUNDANCE
Date Issued:1986-08-20
Abstract
The scouting of cotton for eggs and larvae of Heliothis spp is a labour intensive and therefore expensive undertaking. The question arises whether cost savings could be made by using semi-automatic monitoring devices to partially replace crop scouting. This paper describes the advantages and disadvantages of light and pheromone traps and the information they can be expected to give, from experience gained in progressively developing trapping systems over the past eight years.
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- 1986 Australian Cotton Conference
Proceedings from the 1986 Australian Cotton Conference