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 - Bee beetle - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	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 Document Date: 2005-03-30 11:28:02 Open Document File Size: 237,09 KB Share Result on Facebook City Peoria / / Country United States / / Currency USD / / / Facility University Street / ARS’s National Center / / / IndustryTerm favorite food / collected chemicals / chemical attractant / chemicals / / Organization USDA / ARS’s National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research / National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research / / Person Allard A. Cossé / Allard Cossé / Robert Bartelt / Jan Suszkiw / Robert J. Bartelt / / / Position Governor / severed beetle head / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / / Technology pheromones / / URL www.nps.ars.usda.gov / / SocialTag Phyla Protostome Tamarix Honey bee pheromones Beetle Odor Biological pest control Insect Agricultural Research Service Chrysomelidae

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 pheromoAdd to Reading List