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Florida Vegetable Gardening Guide
... or benomyl, and rusts with sulfur or ziram. Control bacterial spots with basic copper sulfate plus maneb or mancozeb. Sprays are generally more effective than dusts. Begin control efforts early. Follow product labels for vegetable clearances, rates, and interval of application. Insect Control ...
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Ant Trails: A Key to Management with Baits
... to recruit and share resources, thereby spreading the bait toxicant throughout the entire colony, and eventually destroying it. On the negative side, baits tend to be slower acting than sprays or dusts, requiring patience by a distraught resident, for example, who needs to be educated on how baits work and the length of time required ...
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Bed Bugs and Blood-Sucking Conenose
... and difficult to reach. Pesticide dusts and some sprays fall into this category. Dust can be applied using either a puff duster or a paint brush. Dusts are lighter and can penetrate further than insecticide sprays ...
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Crazy Ant, Paratrechina longicornis (Latreille) (Insecta: Hymenoptera: Formicidae)
... of large apartment buildings in New York, hotels and flats in Boston and in hotel kitchens in San Francisco, California. Marlatt ... and weather-stripping may aid in their control. Indoors chemical controls are based on baits, dusts, and spot treatments with residual sprays. Outdoor treatments include chemical formulations as baits, granules, dusts, and sprays. Read and follow label instructions and ...
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