Biological agents will not eradicate the weed population because they depend on the weed for their life cycle. Insect species lay their eggs on these weeds and progress through their development while feeding on these we - Urophora affinis - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Biological agents will not eradicate the weed population because they depend on the weed for their life cycle. Insect species lay their eggs on these weeds and progress through their development while feeding on these we Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-04-06 00:25:08 Open Document File Size: 621,95 KB Share Result on Facebook City Okanogan / / Company USDA Agricultural Research Service European Biological Control Laboratory / / / Facility Okanogan County Noxious Weed Control Board Okanogan County Courthouse / USDA Agricultural Research Service European Biological Control Laboratory / / / IndustryTerm food reserves / noxiousweeds@co.okanogan.wa.us Web / agricultural chemicals / stem mining / / Organization USDA / Forest Service / WSU/Ferry County Cooperative Extension Office / / Person Daniel L. Fagerlie / / / Position seed head / enlarged head / County Bioagent Project Okanogan County Noxious Weed Control Board Project Director / / ProvinceOrState Washington / / URL www.okanogancounty.org/nw / / SocialTag Larinus minutus Diffuse knapweed Cyphocleonus achates Centaurea Noxious weed Urophora affinis Larinus Weed control Rhinocyllus conicus Curculionidae

Biological agents will not eradicate the weed population because they depend on the weed for their life cycle. Insect species lay their eggs on these weeds and progress through their development while feeding on these weAdd to Reading List