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Evaluation of Acaricides for Control of Citrus Red Mite on Lemons, 1981


 This experiment involved efficacy of the citrus red mite on lemons at Yuman, AZ. Experimental compounds were compared to Kelthane, a current standard acaricide for control of citrus mites in AZ. A randomized block design was utilized with 1-tree plots and 4 replicates. Test materials were applied with a hand-gun from a John Bean Sprayer operating at 300 psi and a rate of 150 gpa (2.5 gal/tree) on Mar 30. Mite counts were made from 25 leaves/plot, selected at random. Leaves were brought into the laboratory and processed through a mite washer and separator appratus adapted from a Schriven and McMurty design.