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Impact of Thrip Populations in Canola

Researcher:

Dr. Owen Olfert, Dr. Bob Elliott and Murray Braun, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Saskatoon

Project Code:

CARP-SCDC-11/00-06

Final Report:

May 2002

Summary:

Thrips feed on flowers and buds of a range of crops. In canola, pods damaged by thrips are often curled and tend to drop prematurely. Although the research showed insecticide treatments could control thrips for a short time, there were no significant differences in yield between treated and untreated plots. Plant sampling also proved to be a better monitoring tool than sweeps.

Click the links below to download a short version of the report or the full, detailed long version of the report.

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Short Report: Impact of Thrip Populations in Canola

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Full Report: Impact of Thrip Populations in Canola

 

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