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Chapter 13
Control The limits and possibilities of biological (McMurtry, 1978, 1985) and IPM strategies are well known (Knapp, 1981). With regard to chemical control, avermectins (McCoy et al., 1982; French and Villarreal, 1988); carbamates (French et al., 1985); organochlorines (French, 1975; French et al., 1985; Buergo et al., 1986; Flores et al., 1994, 1996a); organotins (Ochoa et al., 1989); pyrethroids (Ochoa et al., 1989); phenyl pyrazoles (French and Villarreal, 1988); organophosphorus (Buergo et al., 1986); petroleum oils (French, 1975; Buergo et al., 1986; French and Villarreal, 1988); pyridazinones (French and Bruno, 1996); and sulfur (Jeppson, 1989) have all been cited in the literature.
13.4.2.2.3 Eutetranychus citri Attiah (Fig. 13.14) Common name Unknown.
Fig. 13.14. Eutetranychus citri Attiah. Female. Dorsal view (partially modified from Attiah, 1967).