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Northeast Floriculture IPM Notes May[removed]A publication of Rutgers and Cornell Cooperative Extension
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Document Date: 2007-05-21 14:37:00

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Marathon / Chosen Freeholders / /

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Guinea / United States / /

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Cornell University / The State University of New Jersey / New York State College of Human Ecology / New York State College of Veterinary Medicine / /

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powdery mildew management / horticultural oil / spider mite management / media drenches / Chemical options / bassiana products / beneficial nematode products / usual chemicals / chemicals / moist media / food choice / residual products / /

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Cygnus / /

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College of Veterinary Medicine / United States Department of Agriculture / Rutgers / US Department of Agriculture / Cornell / State University of New Jersey / College of Human Ecology / Cornell University / /

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Jim Willmott Powdery / Nora Catlin / Steven K. Rettke Whiteflies / Margery Daughtrey / Jim Willmott / James D. Willmott / /

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editor / appropriate Cooperative Extension Specialist / /

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New Jersey / Suffolk County / New York / /

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