Sebring / Vero Beach / River / Chiang Mai / Houston / Middlebury / Watkinsville / Williamston / Riverside / Philadelphia / College Station / Memphis / Clausthal / Tavares / Indianapolis / West Conshohocken / Cary / Haines City / /
Company
FMC / Pest Management Research Unit-Aerial Application Group / Liquid Air / Ledebuhr Industries / Spirit River AB / Chemtura / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Germany / Thailand / Indonesia / United States / Canada / / /
Facility
U.S. Highway / Progress Court / University of Florida / /
IndustryTerm
typical application equipment / pesticide applications / production application equipment / chemical control / spray product / spray equipment / nonionic surfactant solution / spray systems / spray solution / handheld atomization equipment / atomization equipment / Final equipment / agrochemical products / /
NaturalFeature
Indian River / /
Organization
Mosquito Control Assn / Armed Forces Pest Management Board / Florida Citrus Industry Research Coordinating Council / U.S. Department of Defense / Florida Extension Service / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Areawide Pest Management Research Unit / AgricultureAgricultural Research Service / Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service / United States Navy / University of Florida / Progress Court / /
Person
Curtis Dyna-Fog / T.W. Walker / V / Gonzales / T. Gwinn / V / /
Position
Corresponding author / Governor / general operational modifications / /
Product
Mustang / /
ProgrammingLanguage
FL / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Pennsylvania / Florida / California / /
Region
central Florida / /
Technology
same testing protocols / 633 TECHNOLOGY / laser system / laser / 637 TECHNOLOGY / 635 TECHNOLOGY / /
Evaluation of Low-volume Sprayers Used in Asian Citrus Psyllid Control Applications Clint Hoffmann1,8, Brad Fritz1, Dan Martin1, Ryan Atwood2, Tim Hurner3, Mark Ledebuhr4, Matt Tandy5, John L. Jackson6, and Gail Wisler7