Tracking an Attacker— of Saltcedar onitoring an introduced leafbeetle’s attacks on saltcedar could become an easier task now that scientists have synthesized the beneficial insect’s chemical attractant, or pheromo

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Date: 2005-03-30 11:28:02 Phyla Protostome Tamarix Honey bee pheromones Beetle Odor Biological pest control Insect Agricultural Research Service Chrysomelidae Zoology Diorhabda elongata		Tracking an Attacker— of Saltcedar onitoring an introduced leafbeetle’s attacks on saltcedar could become an easier task now that scientists have synthesized the beneficial insect’s chemical attractant, or pheromo Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ars.usda.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 237,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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