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Alternatives to Methyl Bromide: Assessment of Research Needs and Priorities for Forestry, Nursery, and Ornamental Crops

The specific objectives of the USDA workshop "Alternatives to Methyl Bromide" were to: • Evaluate the existing and potential alternatives to methyl bromide uses as a postharvest commodity and quarantine treatment and as a soil fumigant to control agricultural pests. • Identify research needs and priorities to develop effective alternative pest management strategies that do not rely on the use of methyl bromide.


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Author(s): Richard S. Smith, Jr., Robert Linderman, Stephen Fraedrich, Wayne Dixon

Publication: Tree Planters' Notes - Volume 45, Number 2 (1994)

Volume: 45

Number: 2