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[Victor Patterson <vsp@flash.net>]

Joe:
    I would also like an effective nontoxic control of curculio, at what
stage in the life cycle is S. riobravis used? Is your information from
published studies or ongoing research? Where could I get a copy of the
research?

Thanks

Victor

jhecksel@voyager.net wrote:
> 
> Hello all:
> 
> I stumbled across the following website while researching nematodes,
> (S. riobravis)
> 
> http://www.agrobiologicals.com/scope.html
> 
> It may be of interest to those who have in interest in organic or low
> chemical production.  Of interest to me is that S. riobravis is listed
> as effective against Curculio.
> 
> Best regards from Eaton Rapids, Michigan  -Joe
> 
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