In research conducted recently published in the Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science, Scientists reported on a series of studies they designed to determine whether these anecdotal reports were accurate and to compare phenolic profiles in the foliage of 'Early Black' and 'Howes' for compounds that differ in concentration and could be possible feeding deterrents.The scientists conducted bioassays to look for the feeding preferences of three cranberry pests. Gypsy moth larvae, cranberry weevil adults, And red headed fleabeetle were sought training in in late June, very early