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Fate of Carbaryl in Maine Spruce Fir Forests (A Literature Review)

Problem Addressed: Degration of carbaryl

Key Findings: Considerable data have been collected and reported about carbaryl residues in foliage, litter, sediments, and waters of Maine, they are not definitive.

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Field and Laboratory Procedures for the Study of Spruce Budworm Parasitism at the Maritimes Forest Research Centre

Problem Addressed: Procedure of Study

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Evaluation of the Portion of the 1975 Maine Budworm Recommendation Which Was Not Treated

Problem Addressed: What was the effect the non-treatment has had on the 1.24 million acres omitted from the insecticide program.

Key Findings: The area proposed for treatment in 1975 should have been treated and because it was not the tree condition has worsened considerably

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Evaluation of Chemicals for Spruce Budworm Control in Maine 1978 Season

Problem Addressed: Spruce Budworm insecticides

Key Findings: Matacil provided highly acceptable efficacy for the third year in a row.

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Efficacy of Materials Tested for Control of Spruce Budworm Damage in Maine, 1975.

Problem Addressed: Insecticide testing

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Protection accordee au sapin

Key Findings: [Article in French]

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Evaluation of Chemicals for Spruce Budworm Control in Maine — 1977 Season

Key Findings: Matacil at 2.4 oz/acre appeared to be the most effective treatment in the test series, as it was the proceeding year.

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Effect on Wild Birds

Problem Addressed: Pesticide spraying and effects on wild birds

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Determine direct and indirect effects on wild birds due to pesticide

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The Effects of Sevin-4-Oil on Aquatic Insect Communities of Streams: A Continuation of 1976 Studies

Key Findings: The 1977 Plecopttera populations on streams treated in 1976 were not similar in generic composition to populations collected on the same stream in 1976 although they were equal in numbers of individuals and taxa.

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DDT in Maine Forests; A Report to the 104th Maine Legislature

Problem Addressed: Undesirable effects resulting from applications of DDT to the forest for spruce budworm control.

Key Findings: Certain types of animals reflect DDT contamination of the environment quite well.

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