Integrated Control Procedures for Nursery Pest Management


Accelerated emphasis on field forestation in the United States is placing increased emphasis on nursery seedling production with corresponding increases in nursery construction, seedling species, and nursery sites. These conditions combine to promote a wider variety and higher intensity of nursery pest problems. An integrated control approach, consisting of a concerted harmonious combination of preventive, cultural, biological, and chemical procedures, represents the most effective and efficient means of nursery pest management.
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Publication Northeastern Area Nurserymen's Conference
Event Bloomington, IN - 1979
Author Charles E. Cordell
Published 1979/08/02
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