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> Does anyone know of a published research paper looking at optimum re-treatment intervals for Oxalic vaporization?
The label says:
> Base miticide use on Integrated Pest Management (IPM). This includes proper pest identification, monitoring for locality specific economic threshold and economic injury levels, record keeping, and utilizing all available control practices (cultural, biological and chemical).
I don't think there can be a recommended "optimum re-treatment interval" other than monitor and use if needed. Any methodology that substitutes for monitoring is unsound, as effective control will be based on a variety of factors, including in-hive and external environments, mode of application, &c.
PLB
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