New Parasite Cages

Pemberton, C. E.; Willard, H. F.

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“…Though other parasites imported to attack Medfly and Oriental fruit fly also occasionally attack melon fly, the levels of such parasitism are generally quite low (Pemberton andWillard 1918a, Nishida andHaramoto 1953).…”

Section: The 1915-16 Hawaiianmentioning

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Biological control of the Mediterranean fruit fly in the United States and Central America

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Hart²

1987

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This publication reviews the history of the most damaging species of the Old World tephritids, the Mediterranean fruit fly (Medfly), and the efforts to suppress this pest in the United States and Central America through biological control. The present distributions of melon fly and oriental fruit fly are relatively restricted and include much of southeast Asia, India, Pakistan, Hawaii, and for melon fly, parts of Africa (Anonymous 1956, 1960). Medfly, in contrast, is distributed over much of Africa and presently occurs on each major continent (Anonymous 1951). Medfly damage to commercial crops is frequently documented in early entomological literature, placing Medfly in the

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Section: The 1915-16 Hawaiianmentioning

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Biological control of the Mediterranean fruit fly in the United States and Central America

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1987

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Biological control of the Mediterranean fruit fly in the United States and Central America

Biological control of the Mediterranean fruit fly in the United States and Central America

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