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Carbaryl applied at reduced dosage rates for control of western spruce budworm

Authors: GEORGE P. MARKIN is a research entomologist working with the Station's unit that is studying the biology of insects adversely affecting regeneration and establishment of western forests. He holds three degrees in entomology-a B. the time of this study, was a biological technician with the Station's field evaluation of chemical insecticides research unit at Davis, Calif. He earned a B. Ranger District, without whose help and support this test would not have been possible.