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Scientific Issues. In the event that a matter for dispute resolution pursuant to Section 6.8(a) involves a scientific issue, and said persons or their respective designees (none of whom may be a member of the Management Committee) shall be unable to resolve such matter after reasonable efforts to do so and after the passage of a reasonable period of time under the relevant circumstances, in any event not to exceed [*], each party shall, at its own expense, appoint an unaffiliated scientific expert to advise such persons on the matter. The scientific experts shall be chosen based on their experience and expertise in the particular type of
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Scientific Issues. It is a well-known fact that the cotton xxxx weevil does not secrete pheromones after the destruction of the crop debris because it has nothing to feed on. Thus it is at that precise moment that the pheromone traps are most attractive and they soon fill up with weevils. In the highly infested area of Paraguay (Ñeembucú) and in the southeast of Chaco province (Basail), Argentina, experiments have been carried out using the enhanced “Almirón” trap that can accommodate up to 2,000 weevils. This means that, with a density of 10 traps per hectare, 20,000 xxxx weevils will be destroyed. This is an extremely high figure rarely attained, but in other cases, with lower insect densities, the traps could be a powerful and attractive enough factor to avoid excess spraying. The idea is to arrive at an infestation-driven per-hectare trap density that will make it possible to avoid spraying. Captures of Antohomus grandis in Traps in the Formosa Province Month 2001 0000 0000 0000 0000 Total January 18 0 0 49 35 102 February 20 0 0 555 571 1,146 March 15 0 11 763 501 1,290 April 29 6 167 480 461 1,143 May 83 26 804 1,647 2,915 5,475 June 511 97 2,146 3,201 2,857 8,812 July 16 106 1,030 4,936 13,490 19,578 August 4 53 342 1,504 21,708 23,611 September 3 7 352 637 7,584 8,583 October 0 2 41 315 3,000 3,358 November 0 1 5 128 1,421 1,555 December 0 0 12 75 350 437 Total: 699 298 4,910 14,290 54,893 Technical Issues Using traps to capture and kill the greatest number of weevils without affecting the environment is very useful in ecological pest management. The project will benefit from the advice of local and international experts in cotton xxxx weevil management. The economic question is to determine when pest density is so large that it becomes indispensable to spray in order to ensure acceptable yields. The other question is to determine the ideal trap density per hectare as a function of the yield expected on small growers’ holdings. In Central America the number of necessary sprays got to be so large that cotton growing became unprofitable and wound up being abandoned. The XXXX WEEVIL was the KEY pest. The idea of using enhanced trapping for prevention instead of spraying for eradication, in cotton fields close to infested areas, is the foundation for determining the cost of the effective techniques for using the traps. Eradication techniques kill off beneficial insects and birds and bring about secondary pest infestations. The advance of the cotton xxxx weevil has been d...

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