K. Ohinata

Eradication of the Oriental Fruit Fly from the Mariana Islands by the Methods of Male Annihilation and Sterile Insect Release

Sex Pheromones of the Oriental Fruit Fly and the Melon Fly: Mating Behavior, Bioassay Method, and Attraction of Females by Live Males and by Suspected Pheromone Glands of Males

Volatility and attractiveness to the Mediterranean fruit fly of trimedlure and its isomers, and a comparison of its volatility with that of seven other insect attractants.

Gamma Irradiation of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly: Effect of Treatment of Immature Pupae in Nitrogen on Emergence, Longevity, Sterility, Sexual Competitiveness, Mating Ability, and Pheromone Production of Males1

Sterilization of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly by Irradiation: Comparative Mating Effectiveness of Treated Pupae and Adults

Treating tephritids with attractants to enhance their effectiveness in sterile-release programs

Volatile components of the orchid Dendrobium superbum Rchb. f

Thixcin-Thickened Sprays of Cue-lure + Naled: Investigation of Rates of Application for Use in Male Annihilation of Melon Fly

Residues of ethylene dibromide, methyl bromide, and ethylene chlorobromide resulting from fumigation of fruits and vegetables infested with fruit flies.

Preparation and insect attractant activity of some alkoxystyrene derivatives