Abstract:Parasitism of adult Chorroicefes terminifera by Trichopsidea oestracea Westwood and BIaesoxiphu rufpes (Macquart) was assessed to discern any effect of chemical control during an outbreak in the 1995-96 season in eastern New South Wales. In the Moree and Gunnedah regions the effects of ground control of bands and aerial control of bands and swarms on parasitism were compared with untreated controls. In the Hunter region only the effect of ground control of bands could be measured. Within both the Moree and Gu… Show more
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