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DiazinonIRAC #1BMalathionIRAC #1BSpinTor orEntrustIRAC # 5DelegateIRAC # 5AssailIRAC # 4A++++ 4-h/7-d Material of choice for early gall midge, helpfulsuppression of thrips, do not apply within 5-d ofbloom+ 12-h/1-d May be applied as-needed early evening up to 1-dpre-bloom, do not apply while bees are foraging+++ 4-h/3-d Material of choice for gall midge &/or thrips, applyas-need just before bloom, toxic to bees for atleast 4-h, must dry thoroughly to be non-toxic+++ 4-h/3-d Effective for gall midge & thrips, a long residualmaterial, serious resistance risk, best saved foryears with breakout thrips #s, do not apply within5-d of bloom, toxic to bees & long lasting++ 12-h/1-d Good resistance management tool, a change ofpace (MOA/IRAC #)
Flower Thrips <strong>In</strong>jury-Stages4, 5, 6 & 7Adults & nymphs have rasping and sucking mouthpartsFeed on style, filaments, anthers & developing fruitProtected by feeding within blooms<strong>In</strong>jury Symptoms:distorted berriesflower and fruit abortionpuncture wounds on ovary
Page 4 and 5: Blueberry Insect & Mite ScoutingPes
Page 6 and 7: malefemaleBlueberry Gall MidgeTiny,
Page 8 and 9: Blueberry Gall Midge LifecycleAdult
Page 10 and 11: UGA Monitoring: Collection & Observ
Page 14 and 15: Rabbiteye Flowers Closed Corollas M
Page 16 and 17: Captures of flower thrips on white
Page 18: UFL Techniques for monitoring flowe
Page 22: Flower Thrips Can be Very Injurious
Page 25 and 26: Post-Bloom Insects
Page 27 and 28: Blueberry MaggotKey Pest, though st
Page 29 and 30: Blueberry Leaf Beetles or Flea Beet
Page 31 and 32: n Managing ScaleOne 2% Dormant OilA
Page 34 and 35: Pesticides a Grouped by their Toxic
Page 36 and 37: Blueberry Insecticides/Miticides[ht
Page 38: ReferencesArevalo, H., O. Liburd. 2

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