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Improved Management for Spider Mites – Almond Day 2021 – Quiz

Improved Management for Spider Mites – Almond Day 2021 – Quiz

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Question 1 of 3

1. Question

What is the most important predator of spider mites in almonds?

lacewings
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predatory mites
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sixspotted thrips
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ladybugs
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2. Question

How many predator cards are recommended to monitor natural enemies of mites?

1 per orchard
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2-4 per orchard
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1 per 10 acres
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none. Predator cards are not effective
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3. Question

When monitoring at hull split, how many thrips per card per week is indicative that mite density will stay the same?

3 per card
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6 per card
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9 per card
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>10 per card
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