Why Navel Orangeworm is Attacked to Pistachios
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Why Navel Orangeworm is Attacked to Pistachios

Tuesday Dec 26th, 2023 1009 Views California Tree Nut Report
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Patrick Cavanaugh
Patrick Cavanaugh
Louise Ferguson is with the Department of Plant Sciences at UC Davis, a UC Cooperative Extension Specialist. She noted that research is underway on why a Navel Orangeworm adult lays its egg on a pistachio shell.
LOUISE FERGUSON IS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANT SCIENCES AT UC DAVIS UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SPECIALIST RESEARCH IS UNDERWAY ON WHY A NAVEL ORANGEWORM ADULT LAYS ITS EGG ON A PISTACHIO SHELL.
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