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Effect of canopy architecture on mango scale population, damage, and mango fruit quality.

Queensland Department of Primary Industries
Cheesman, Jodie ; Bennett, Dale M. ; Wright, Carole L. ; Orr, Ryan ; De Faveri, Stefano G.
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In three mango canopy management systems (narrow hedge, narrow espalier, wide open-vase) and three mango varieties (Calypso, Keitt, Yess!) the intensity of mango scale infestations was monitored. Subsequently for two years scale damage and fruit quality outcomes were assessed for Calypso variety in the three canopy management systems.

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For detailed methodology see the associated publication, “Narrow, open canopy architecture enables more effective management of mango scale, Aulacaspis tubercularis Newstead in mango orchards”.

Issued: 12 06 2025

Data time period: 2018-02-01 to 2024-02-01

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integrated pest management Note - Funders - Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, Hort Innovation funded through Hort Innovation Frontiers | Food crops | Fruit and fruit culture | Horticulture. Horticultural crops | Plant pests and diseases | Tree crops | canopy management | fruit quality | pest management | production systems |

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