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POTENTIAL USE OF INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS FOR CONTROLLING ADOXOPHYES ORANA: LABORATORY AND SMALL‐SCALE FIELD STUDIES

Three insect growth regulators (IGRs) were tested on the summer fruit tortrix moth Adoxophyes oratio in laboratory and small‐scale field experiments. In the laboratory, the amounts of IGRs required to induce a defined morphogenetic effect on pupation were determined. For the juvenoids Ro 10–3108, Ro 10–6976, and Ro 10–9168 the doses were 0.03 μg, 0.21 μg, and 0.0052 μg per larva, respectively.