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Terms & Conditions of Use
Evaluating Anthurium Cultivar Resistance to Mites and Thrips
Pest infestations of Anthurium
are most commonly treated
with pesticide applications, but
many chemicals are not labeled
for certain interior conditions.
A new study shows that
naturally resistant cultivars may
help alleviate this problem.
- Jianjun Chen, Lance S. Osborne, Richard J. Henny, Cynthia A. Robinson and Russell D. Caldwell
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Contact us at webeditor@sgcmail.com to get a copy of the issue.
Jianjun Chen is an assistant professor of plant physiology, Lance S. Osborne is a professor of plant entomology, Richard J. Henny is a professor of plant genetics, and Cynthia A. Robinson and Russell D. Caldwell are biological scientists at the University of Florida's Mid-Florida Research and Education Center, Apopka, Fla.
Source: Greenhouse Product News February
2001 Volume: 11 Number: 2
Copyright © 2009 Scranton Gillette Communications
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