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81) Beneficial insects and other arthropods

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.550

Pub. Date

[2003]

82) Grasshopper control in gardens & small acreages

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.536

Pub. Date

[2008]

83) Potato or tomato psyllids in home gardens

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.540

Pub. Date

1994.

84) Clover mites: characteristics and control

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.505

Pub. Date

1986.

85) Pine needle scale: characteristics and control on evergreen

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.514

Pub. Date

1986.

86) Sunspiders, windscorpions

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.589

Pub. Date

[1999]

87) Clothes moths: identification and control in the home

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.599

Pub. Date

2007.

88) Sod webworms and cutworms

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.509

Pub. Date

[2003]

89) Grasshopper control

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.536

Pub. Date

[1996]

90) Squash bug: management in home gardens

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.609

Pub. Date

[2008]

91) An annotated bibliography of potato/tomato psyllid, paratrioza cockerelli (Sulc) (Homopters; Psyllidae)

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Technical bul volume TB93-5

Pub. Date

[1993]

92) Summary of biology of some common bees and wasps

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Pub. Date

[2013]

93) Cooley spruce galls: characteristics and control

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.534

Pub. Date

1989.

94) Uses of pheromones for insect control in Colorado

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.562

Pub. Date

1986.

95) Billbugs and white grubs: characteristics and control

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.516

Pub. Date

1989.

96) Onion thrips: characteristics and control

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.561

Pub. Date

1994.

97) Honeysuckle witches' broom aphid

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.546

Pub. Date

2003.

98) Scale insects affecting conifers

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.514

Pub. Date

2006.

99) Brown recluse spiders in Colorado: recognition and spiders of similar appearance

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.607

Pub. Date

[2008]

100) Pest Control industry: an assessment of current concerns and needs in Colorado and Wyoming

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Technical bulletin volume TB10-1

Pub. Date

[2010]

Burlington Public Library

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Whitney Cranshaw

81) Beneficial insects and other arthropods

82) Grasshopper control in gardens & small acreages

83) Potato or tomato psyllids in home gardens

84) Clover mites: characteristics and control

85) Pine needle scale: characteristics and control on evergreen

86) Sunspiders, windscorpions

87) Clothes moths: identification and control in the home

88) Sod webworms and cutworms

89) Grasshopper control

90) Squash bug: management in home gardens

91) An annotated bibliography of potato/tomato psyllid, paratrioza cockerelli (Sulc) (Homopters; Psyllidae)

92) Summary of biology of some common bees and wasps

93) Cooley spruce galls: characteristics and control

94) Uses of pheromones for insect control in Colorado

95) Billbugs and white grubs: characteristics and control

96) Onion thrips: characteristics and control

97) Honeysuckle witches' broom aphid

98) Scale insects affecting conifers

99) Brown recluse spiders in Colorado: recognition and spiders of similar appearance

100) Pest Control industry: an assessment of current concerns and needs in Colorado and Wyoming