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A New Pest Attacking Healthy Ripening Fruit in Oregon: Spotted Wing Drosophila

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Amy J. Dreves, Vaughn Walton and Glenn Fisher
EM 8991 | Published October 2009, Reviewed 2023

Summary

Publication provides an overview of spotted wing drosophila identification, biology, damage, monitoring, and control.

About the authors

Amy J. Dreves
Entomologist (Former)
Vaughn Walton
Entomologist
Glenn Fisher
Publication cover

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