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False Wireworms of Economic Importance in South Dakota (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) [PDF]
, 1975 False wireworms were important pests of wheat during the early part of this century, and the cropping practices of that time were synchronized with the life cycle of several species. However, a wide-spread change in cropping practices occurred during the
Calkins, C. O., Kirk, V. M.
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Food preference of wireworms analyzed with multinomial logit models
, 2003 Many species of wireworms (larvae of click beetles, Elateridae) are polyphagous root herbivores. In grasslands under restoration succession with various grass species, we aim to determine the role of wireworms in aboveground vegetation succession ...
Gort, G., Hemerik, L., Brussaard, L.
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Wireworms Part 2: Insecticides evaluated in Iowa [PDF]
, 2000 Wireworms are occasionally a concern to farmers planting corn. Stand loss occurs in a very small percentage of Iowa cornfields, but where the problem does exist, it may persist for several years.
Rice, Marlin
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Using crop rotation to control wireworms
, 2017 The practice abstract explains the use of crop rotation to reduce the infestation risk by wireworms in ...
Dierauer, Hansueli +2 more
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Foraging wireworms are attracted to root-produced volatile aldehydes
, 2016 peer reviewedSoil-dwelling insects are known to react to chemical cues they encounter in the rhizosphere. Whether wireworms (Coleoptera, Elateridae) use root-emitted volatile organic chemicals to localize their host plant remains, however, poorly ...
Delaplace, Pierre +6 more
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Controlling wireworms with neonicotinoid insecticides in wheat [PDF]
, 2012 Poster presented at the 2012 Washington State University Academic Showcase.Wireworm (Limoniusspp.) populations and crop damage have been increasing in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) production across eastern Washington. Today nearly all spring cereal crop
Esser, Aaron D. +5 more
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Low cost control measure for wireworms made possible by new chemicals for soil application
California Agriculture, 1947 Some of the newer types of chemicals make possible the economical control of wireworms.
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, 1952 This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current information available from the University of Minnesota Extension: https://www.extension.umn.edu.Granovsky, A. A.. (1952).
Granovsky, A. A.
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Integrated pest management for wireworms [PDF]
, 1999 With Iowa farmers returning land from the Conservation Reserve Program and pasture use to crop production, there is a need to deal with potential wireworm infestations.
Batchelor, William +2 more
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The Iraqi Journal of Agricultural scienceThe studies were conducted at the Aragatsotn region of the Republic of Armenia during the years 2021-2024. Four species of click beetles (family Elateridae) belonging to the order Coleoptera of the class Insecta were recorded.
H.L. Terlemezyan +3 more
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