例句與造句

1. *Light brown apple moth might benefit from a once-over by someone else.
2. Light brown apple moth is common throughout Australia and is polyphagous on more than 80 native and introduced species.
3. In Australia " T . carverae " is used for biological control of light brown apple moth in vineyards.
4. Judge Burdick did not find any evidence that the arrival of the light brown apple moth in California constitutes the claimed emergency.
5. "Trichogramma carverae " are mainly used for light brown apple moth and codling moth control and is predominately used in orchards.
6. It's difficult to find light brown apple moth in a sentence. 用light brown apple moth造句挺難的
7. In California, light brown apple moth has been detected on agricultural lands mostly in production and retail nurseries located near urban areas ."
8. The government campaign using areawide aerial microencapsulated pheromone applications failed to show any sign of mating disruption on the light brown apple moth populations in the treated area.
9. In November 2007, a controversial aerial approach was used to spray microencapsulated LBAM pheromone in urban and rural areas of the counties of Santa Cruz and Monterey California to combat the invasive light brown apple moth.
10. On April 9, 2008, California Congressmember Sam Farr ( D-Carmel ) further inquired at an agriculture hearing in Washington D . C . about how and when the light brown apple moth was blacklisted and whether it should be declassified from that status.
11. James Carey and Daniel Harder published a paper titled, " Clear, Present, Significant, & Imminent Danger : Questions for the California Light Brown Apple Moth ( Epiphyas postvittana ) Technical Working Group, " in the journal, " American Entomologist ".
12. As a result, " Trichogramma " were considered a good candidate for biological control as the larvae are difficult to control with insecticide and light brown apple moths are relatively vulnerable to egg parasitism with their eggs being laid in masses of 20-50 on the upper surfaces of basal leaves in grapevines.
13. In December 2013, a paper titled, " Clear, Present, Significant, & Imminent Danger : Questions for the California Light Brown Apple Moth ( Epiphyas postvittana ) Technical Working Group, " was published in the journal, " American Entomologist " that called into question the role of scientists in the decision-making that led to the aerial spray.
14. It was found that the first aerial campaign was performed using an incomplete ( the wrong ) pheromone blend of the light brown apple moth ( the wrong blend decreased tremendously the likelihood of success of the mating disruption program ), and the LBAM microencapsulated formulation was untested, and finally, microencapsule formulations are notoriously known for their short field life, weak and erratic performance.