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The Biological Side-Effects of Fenitrothion in Forests Ecosystems

Problem Addressed: Fenitrothion was both efficacious against spruce budworm larvae and of low hazard to fish and wildlife compared with its predecessors and with compounds available currently
Key Findings: Fenitrothion presents only negligible environmental impact if used as directed
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The Effect of an Experimental Application of Dimiln Upon Selected Forest Fauna

Key Findings: No immediate or short term effects of Dimilin treatment on small forest songbirds or colonies of domestic honey bees. Small mammal populations in the treatment area were too low to assess insecticide impact. Further studies of the short and long term effects of this compound on non-target organisms are recommended, particularly with respect to components of aquatic ecosystems.
Recommendation: Further field and laboratory testing of the effects of Dimilin on non-target organisms
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Maple Decline: Toward a Solution

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Summarize the day's presentations briefly and give an overview of the problem.
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Sex Pheromones of Forest Insect Pests

Problem Addressed: The spruce coneworm, Dioryctria reniculelloides
Key Findings: Trapping results have provided information on time of adult emergence, duration of the flight season, and changes in the population level from year to year.
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Silviculture and the Spruce Budworm in Maine

Problem Addressed: Spruce Budworm
Key Findings: Fir, the primary host of the budworm, is here to stay and while we may reduce its representation in our stands, it will always be sufficient to provide a food source for the budworm; silvicultural practices may reduce the losses from budworm attack, and can reduce the impact of the budworm on our total production by promoting rapid growth in new stands.
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A Preliminary Report on the Effects of a Split Application of Reldan on Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecosystems

Problem Addressed: Application of RELDAN, pesticide
Key Findings: Knockdown of terrestrial invertebrates was slight, involving primarily small flying Diptera, but also Hymenoptera, Araneida and Plecoptera. Effects of the first spray were more pronounced, presumably due to warmer temperatures and increased insect activity.
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