Journal of Chemical Ecology (1995) 21, 355-363

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J.H. Hofmeyr and B.V. Burger (1995)
Controlled-release pheromone dispenser for use in traps to monitor flight activity of false codling moth
Journal of Chemical Ecology 21 (3), 355-363
Abstract: Field trials were conducted in the western Cape Province, South Africa, to develop a sex pheromone dispenser suitable for monitoring the flight activity of false codling moth. A controlled-release dispenser capable of releasing sex pheromone at a predetermined and constant release rate without replacement for more than seven months was produced.
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