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Control of Spider Mites on Celery, 1986


 Nine acaricides were tested for the control of Tetranychus spp. on celery in plots located near Mission, Tex. Each plot consisted of one 20-ft-long 2-row bed (0.0015 acre) of celery. Plots were arranged in a completely randomized design replicated 3 times. All acaricides were applied 1 Dec with a backpack-mounted CO2-powered sprayer calibrated to deliver 78 gal/acre using 2 nozzles/bed. Mite populations were assessed by using a leaf-washing technique in which 20 trifoliates/plot were washed in water with detergent and mites were filtered from the wash using a Butener funnel. Adult mites were subsequently counted under magnification. A second evaluation method was used for comparison and consisted of direct counts of motile adult mites on 5 trifoliates/plot.