Systems Approach to Managing the Spotted Wing Drosophila in Berry Crops

February 10, 2020 - Author: Carlos Garcia-Salazar, Rufus Isaacs, Steve VanTimmeren and Anamaria Gomez-Rodas

Tags: fruit & nuts, integrated pest management, invasive species, spotted wing drosophila, swd

Authors

Anamaria Gomez-Rodas

Rufus Isaacs

Rufus Isaacs
isaacsr@msu.edu

Carlos Garcia-Salazar

Carlos Garcia-Salazar
garcias4@msu.edu

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