The Citrus Industry: Crop protection, postharvest technology, and early history of citrus research in CaliforniaUCANR Publications, 1967 - 374 páginas |
Índice
Biology of Citrus Insects Mites and Mollusks | 1 |
Geographical Distribution of Citrus Pests | 2 |
StylommatophoraSnails and Slugs | 3 |
Slugs | 5 |
Family Eriophyidae | 6 |
Family TetranychidaeRed Spider Mites | 13 |
Family Tydeidae | 20 |
Family Tarsonemidae | 23 |
Pest Designations | 162 |
Toxicities | 166 |
Emissions Operating Times Oscillations | 168 |
Literature Cited | 175 |
Postharvest Disorders and Diseases of Citrus Fruits | 179 |
Physiological Disorders | 180 |
Fruit Physiology | 181 |
Rind Disorders Associated with Postharvest Handling | 183 |
Family TettigoniidaeKatydids | 24 |
IsopteraTermites | 25 |
Thrips Species that Occasionally Damage Citrus | 28 |
Hemiptera HomopteraScale Insects | 29 |
Family CoccidaeUnarmored or Soft Scales | 36 |
Family MargarodidaeThe Fluted Scale | 42 |
Other Fluted Scales | 43 |
Family AleyrodidaeWhiteflies and Blackflies | 46 |
Family PsyllidaeJumping Plantlice or Psyllids | 49 |
Family AphididaeAphids | 50 |
Family CicadellidaeLeafhoppers | 52 |
Hemiptera HeteropteraTrue Bugs | 53 |
ColeopteraBeetles | 55 |
Family Cerambycidae | 58 |
Family Scarabaeidae | 59 |
Family Chrysomelidae | 60 |
HymenopteraAnts Wasps and Bees | 61 |
Family Vespidae | 64 |
BarkEating Borers | 71 |
Cutworms | 74 |
Diptera | 75 |
Family Cecidomyiidae | 80 |
Literature Cited | 81 |
Chemical Control of Insects and Mites on Citrus | 89 |
Control Options | 90 |
Principles and Practice of Pest Management | 92 |
Equipment | 93 |
Preferred Procedure | 95 |
Vacuum Fumigation of Citrus Nursery Stock | 96 |
Petroleum Oil Sprays | 97 |
Other Insecticides and Miticides | 102 |
Organic Compounds or Materials | 103 |
Chlorinated Aryl Hydrocarbons | 104 |
DDT and Other Diphenyl Aliphatics | 105 |
Fumigants | 107 |
Heterocyclic Derivatives of Phosphorus Compounds | 112 |
Carbamates | 114 |
Miscellaneous Organic Compounds | 116 |
Inorganic Compounds and Sulfur | 117 |
Other Considerations Involved in Pesticide Use | 119 |
Application of Pesticides | 125 |
Measuring Spray Coverage | 126 |
Fumigation | 127 |
Mechanical Spraying | 130 |
Applications by Aircraft | 145 |
Calibration of Mechanical Citrus Sprayer Units | 146 |
Recommendations | 148 |
Storage Disorders | 194 |
Pathological Diseases | 199 |
Etiology of Postharvest Diseases | 201 |
Postharvest Infection of Fruit | 210 |
Factors Influencing Postharvest Disease Development | 215 |
Fruit Susceptibility and the Environment | 216 |
Methods for Disease Control | 220 |
Maintenance of Host Resistance | 221 |
Preharvest Treatments | 222 |
Postharvest Treatments | 223 |
Practical Applications | 229 |
Acknowledgments | 250 |
The Citrus Replant Problem | 261 |
Causal Factor Theories | 263 |
Nutritional Deficiencies or Excesses | 265 |
Establishment of Pathogenic Microorganisms in the Soil | 266 |
Influence of Soil Properties | 269 |
Soil Physical Factors | 270 |
Soil Biological Factors | 271 |
Corrective Measures | 272 |
Crop Rotation | 273 |
Proper Nursery Practices | 274 |
Good Soil Management | 275 |
The Origins of Citrus Research in California | 281 |
Beginnings of the Citrus Industry in California | 282 |
The Riverside Colony | 284 |
Emergence of the Citrus Belt | 288 |
Origins of Citrus Research in California | 290 |
The Southern California Agricultural Experiment Station | 302 |
The Farmers Institutes | 304 |
The Riverside Horticultural Club and Its Research | 305 |
The USDA Laboratories in Riverside | 307 |
The First Campaign | 308 |
The Rubidoux Laboratory | 311 |
The Reorganization of Teaching and Research in Agriculture | 313 |
The Second Battle for a Riverside Site | 314 |
The Formative Years | 317 |
The Original Buildings | 320 |
The Graduate School of Tropical Agriculture | 322 |
Aftermath 19291987 | 324 |
Acknowledgments | 327 |
Literature Cited | 329 |
CONVERSIONS AND TREE SPACING | 337 |
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE CITRUS INDUSTRY Vols IV | 343 |
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