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Honeylocust Pod Gall Midge Control in Washington, 1977


 Treatments were applied on May 19 and again on June 10, using a completely randomized design with 4 replicates, in Pierce County, WA. A few pod galls were already present when the first sprays were applied. Treatments were applied by spraying each tree to run-off with a gasoline-powered sprayer. Results were evaluated by collecting 5 infested leaves per tree and counting live larvae and pupae in the galls. On the first sample date, June 2, 98% of the gall inhabitants were pupae; on the second sample date, June 20, all were larvae.