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Giorgini (Appendix for Chapter 2)<br />

Anagnou et al., 2003<br />

Ifoulis & Savopoulou-<br />

Soultani, 2003<br />

subsp. kurstaki<br />

subsp. aizawai<br />

L. botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

L. botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Roditakis, 2003 L. botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Samoilov, 2003<br />

Sparganothis<br />

pilleriana (grape<br />

leafroller)<br />

Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Bakr, 2004 subsp. kurstaki Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Besnard et al., 2004 subsp. aizawai Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Hera et al., 2004 subsp. kurstaki Hyphantria cunea Lepidoptera:<br />

(fall webworm) Arctiidae<br />

Laccone et al., 2004 subsp. kurstaki Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Mazzocchetti et al.,<br />

2004<br />

Moiraghi et al., 2004<br />

Lobesia botrana<br />

L. botrana<br />

E. ambiguella<br />

Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Delbac et al., 2006 Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Marchesini et al., 2006 subsp. aizawai Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

subsp. kurstaki<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Laccone, 2007 Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Mescalchin, 2007 Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Mitrea et al.,<br />

subsp. kurstaki Lobesia botrana Lepidoptera:<br />

2007<br />

Tortricidae<br />

Lab + Several products incorporated into an artificial diet resulted in<br />

>90% larval mortality.<br />

The same formulations did not significantly affect the survival<br />

of Nephus includens.<br />

Greece Field + Two formulations of Bt are significantly more effective than the<br />

<strong>control</strong>, the dusting being more effective in most cultivars <strong>and</strong><br />

the spraying in a few cultivars.<br />

Greece Field Pest <strong>control</strong> strategy involves B.t. application, mating<br />

disruption, botanical insecticides <strong>and</strong> minimal use of<br />

insecticides<br />

Odessa, Ukraine Field +<br />

Egypt Field + The addition of sugar as a feeding stimulant to a 50% reduced<br />

rate of Dipel-2X resulted in higher <strong>control</strong> rates (80%)<br />

compared to using the recommended field rates of Dipel-2X<br />

alone or Actellic [pirimiphos-methyl].<br />

France Field + Xen Tari commercial product.<br />

Romania Field + Dipel 2x WP at 0.075% also showed good protection. The<br />

synergenism of mixtures (50:50) of chemical <strong>and</strong> <strong>biological</strong><br />

insecticides was effective in <strong>control</strong>ling the pest.<br />

Calabria, Italy Field + Bt gave satisfactory <strong>control</strong> if applied at the onset of<br />

ovideposition <strong>and</strong> provided the canopy was managed in such a<br />

way as to expose the berries.<br />

Abruzzo, Italy Field Mating disruption was compared with the traditional methods<br />

generally used in the area: chemicals (phosphorganic<br />

molecules) <strong>and</strong> B. thuringiensis.<br />

Italy Field - In four years, trials were carried out using several commercial<br />

products (9 insecticides <strong>and</strong> Bt). The best <strong>control</strong> was obtained<br />

using insecticides. Control was lower for azadirachtin <strong>and</strong> less<br />

constant for etofenprox <strong>and</strong> B. thuringiensis.<br />

France Field + L. botrana was well-<strong>control</strong>led by the use of B.t. or IGR’s,<br />

without mating disruption justification<br />

Veneto, Italy Field + Bta compared to Btk <strong>and</strong> chemicals.<br />

Molise <strong>and</strong><br />

Calabria, Italy<br />

Field<br />

High efficacy of B.t. aizawai.<br />

Pest <strong>control</strong> with indoxacarb, spinosad <strong>and</strong> B. thuringiensis<br />

applied <strong>against</strong> the 2nd generation of insects parasitizing fruit is<br />

also outlined<br />

Trentino, Italy Field + 5-years study (2000-2005). Formulations based Bt can be used<br />

for <strong>control</strong>ling tortricids such as L. botrana.<br />

Romania Field + Chemical insecticides followed by Btk to <strong>control</strong> the second or<br />

the third generation. Efficiency of the <strong>control</strong> treatments ranged<br />

between 89.4% <strong>and</strong> 91.4%.<br />

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