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If anything, acute hazard shrank while chronic hazard stayed the same.
I have no clue why this is, but I do find it interesting.
I have no clue why this is, but I do find it interesting.
December 23, 2024 at 2:34 AM
If anything, acute hazard shrank while chronic hazard stayed the same.
I have no clue why this is, but I do find it interesting.
I have no clue why this is, but I do find it interesting.
In sweet cherries, we see a completely different pattern.
No bump in insecticide application after SWD introduction.
This dataset is also from Michigan, BTW.
No bump in insecticide application after SWD introduction.
This dataset is also from Michigan, BTW.
December 23, 2024 at 2:32 AM
In sweet cherries, we see a completely different pattern.
No bump in insecticide application after SWD introduction.
This dataset is also from Michigan, BTW.
No bump in insecticide application after SWD introduction.
This dataset is also from Michigan, BTW.
Not surprising. You handle insect problems with insecticides.
What surprised me was that the acute hazard actually stayed the same for awhile after the introduction of SWD to Michigan.
Chronic hazard spiked, thanks to the increased application of Chlorpyrifos.
What surprised me was that the acute hazard actually stayed the same for awhile after the introduction of SWD to Michigan.
Chronic hazard spiked, thanks to the increased application of Chlorpyrifos.
December 23, 2024 at 2:26 AM
Not surprising. You handle insect problems with insecticides.
What surprised me was that the acute hazard actually stayed the same for awhile after the introduction of SWD to Michigan.
Chronic hazard spiked, thanks to the increased application of Chlorpyrifos.
What surprised me was that the acute hazard actually stayed the same for awhile after the introduction of SWD to Michigan.
Chronic hazard spiked, thanks to the increased application of Chlorpyrifos.
So enter cherries, and we're starting with tart cherries.
SWD is a major pest in cherries.
After SWD was detected in Michigan, growers responded by increasing applications of insecticides to their fields.
SWD is a major pest in cherries.
After SWD was detected in Michigan, growers responded by increasing applications of insecticides to their fields.
December 23, 2024 at 2:23 AM
So enter cherries, and we're starting with tart cherries.
SWD is a major pest in cherries.
After SWD was detected in Michigan, growers responded by increasing applications of insecticides to their fields.
SWD is a major pest in cherries.
After SWD was detected in Michigan, growers responded by increasing applications of insecticides to their fields.
A really great pest to explore this with is Drosophila suzukii, or SWD.
SWD lays eggs inside ripening fruit, causing the fruit to become unsellable.
SWD was introduced in 2008, and since then has become a $500 million a year pest.
SWD lays eggs inside ripening fruit, causing the fruit to become unsellable.
SWD was introduced in 2008, and since then has become a $500 million a year pest.
December 23, 2024 at 2:17 AM
A really great pest to explore this with is Drosophila suzukii, or SWD.
SWD lays eggs inside ripening fruit, causing the fruit to become unsellable.
SWD was introduced in 2008, and since then has become a $500 million a year pest.
SWD lays eggs inside ripening fruit, causing the fruit to become unsellable.
SWD was introduced in 2008, and since then has become a $500 million a year pest.