Author

L. S. Alexander

OpenAlex ID: A5111410752

Field results of mating disruption technologies for the control of codling moth, Cydia pomonella (L.), and oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta (Busck) in Pennsylvania apple orchards.

2008 · Neelendra K. Joshi, Larry A. Hull, et al. · 10

Factors influencing the risk of spray drift from nozzles operating on a boom sprayer.

2008 · Paul Miller, A. G. Lane, et al. · 9

Innovative technologies for the precise application of pesticides in orchards and vineyards.

2008 · A. Landers, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 8

Spray droplet size and how it is affected by pesticide formulation, concentrations, carriers, nozzle tips, pressure and additives.

2008 · Robert N. Klein, Jeffrey A. Golus, et al. · 7

Influence of volume rate and nozzle angling on control of potato late blight with fiat fan, pre-orifice and air induction nozzles.

2008 · Peter Kryger Jensen, Bent Nielsen, et al. · 7

Minimising drift while maintaining efficacy - the role of air-induction nozzles.

2008 · M. C. B. Ellis, Paul Miller, et al. · 6

Setting unsprayed buffer zones in the UK.

2008 · Neil Byron, P. Hamey, et al. · 5

Strategies to reduce point source losses of PPP to water focus on "behaviour, technique and infrastructure": results and lessons learned from the TOPPS-project.

2008 · M. Roettele, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 4

Results of the UK PACE project on orchard spraying.

2008 · P. J. Walklate, J. V. Cross, et al. · 4

The Jefferson Street Bridge Project: Archaeological Investigations at the East Nashville Mounds Site (40DV4) and the French Lick / Sulphur Dell Site (40DV5) in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee, Volume II: Text

2000 · Richard Walling, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 4

The compression sprayer and its use in vector control.

2008 · G. A. Matthews, E. W. Thornhill, et al. · 3

Using integrated 3D canopy architecture and porous media models for prediction of orchard pesticide applications.

2008 · Ayenew Melese Endalew, Maarten Hertog, et al. · Aspects of applied biology · 2

Encouraging the use of drift reduction technologies in the United States.

2008 · F. A. Khan, Juerg Ellenberger, et al. · 2

UK experiences in developing a catchment scale, risk based, approach to mitigating all routes for pesticide loss to water.

2008 · R. A. Breach, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 2

Spreading of spray droplets on foliage.

2008 · D. A. Webb, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 2

Techniques and incentives in California for reducing pesticide inputs to mitigate water and air pollution risks in horticultural crops.

2008 · D. K. Giles, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 2

Techniques and hardware to reduce point source pollution of water with pesticides; a UK TOPPS perspective on predicted current practice and where future training may need emphasis.

2008 · S. E. Cooper, W. A. Taylor, et al. · 2

The cleaning of sprayers after pesticide use; a European perspective.

2008 · Carmel Ramwell, W. A. Taylor, et al. · 2

Evaluation of the performance of the Voluntary Initiative for pesticides in the United Kingdom.

2008 · C. R. Glass, N. D. Boatman, et al. · 1

Performance tests on sprayer induction hoppers.

2008 · P. Balsari, Dario Ghigo, et al. · 1

Site specific assessment of spray drift hazard for avocados in New Zealand.

2008 · J.P. Praat, Simon J.R. Woodward, et al. · 1

Potato late blight control using Hardi Twin Air-assistance or Danfoil Airsprayer.

2008 · Peter Kryger Jensen, Bent Nielsen, et al. · 1

Using air induction nozzles for direct injection of agrochemicals: a feasibility study.

2008 · D. K. Giles, T. K. Brock, et al. · 1

Spray drift mitigation measures and the authorisation of pesticides - the Dutch approach.

2008 · Y. J. Stienstra, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 1

The impact of international and European standards on German regulations on chemical application.

2008 · Andreas Herbst, L. S. Alexander, et al. · 1

Works count: 72

Citation count: 93

H-index: 6

I10-index: 1