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Pine Sawfly Infestation Related to Cultural Treatments

During the second week of October 1967, many 2-yearold loblolly pine seedlings, established for grafting rootstock in a clone bank near Idabel, Okla., were defoliated by the red-headed pine sawfly (Neodiprion lecontei Fitch). The infestation was first observed when the defoliation was in an advanced stage; control measures were not taken so that the test reported here could be conducted.


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Author(s): Clayton E. Posey, Rex B. McCullough

Publication: Tree Planters' Notes - Volume 20, Number 1 (1969)

Volume: 20

Number: 1