Proceedings of the NZ Weed and Pest Control Conference 40 (1987)
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- Introduction
- Biological Control
- Ornamentals
- Forest, Scrub and Shelter
- Vegetable Crops
- General
- Mites
- Plant Growth Regulators
- Fruit Crops
- Cereals
- Pasture and Lucerne
| Presidential address to the 39th Conference 1986
T.M. Patterson, pp. 13-14 | |
| Annual report 1986-87
A.J. Popay, p. 14 |
| Establishment of Aphidius rhopalosiphi - a parasitoid of rose-grain aphid in New Zealand
M.W. Stufkens and J.A. Farrell, pp. 15-18 | |
| A seed-feeding beetle for biological control of broom
P. Syrett and D.J. O'Donnell, pp. 19-22 | |
| Overwintering biology and survival of the sitona weevil parasitoid, Microctonus aethiopoides
J.R. Proffitt and S.L. Goldson, pp. 23-26 | |
| Evaluation of methods for applying Serratia entomophila to pasture
M. O'Callaghan, M.J. Noonan, T.M. Broad and T.A. Jackson, pp. 27-30 | |
| Establishment of Microctonus aethiopoides, a parasitoid of the sitona weevil, in New Zealand
M.W. Stufkens, J.A. Farrell and s.L. Goldson, pp. 31-32 | |
| Delayed action of an entomophagous nematode (Heterorhabditis sp.) for grass grub control
T.A. Jackson and W.M. Wouts, pp. 33-35 |
| Chemical control of adult black wine weevil (Otiorynchus sulcatus)
B.I.P. Barratt and C.M. Ferguson, pp. 36-38 | |
| A survey of slugs and snails in ornamental plant production nurseries
G.M. Barker and R.P. Pottinger, pp. 39-43 | |
| Insecticidal control of thrips on nerines
A. Carpenter, pp. 44-46 | |
| Turf weed control with clopyralid herbicide
G.W. Saville, pp. 47-48 |
| Growth response of radiata pine to area of herbaceous weed control
J.M. Balneaves, pp. 49-51 | |
| Influence of adjuvants on the activity of asulam and glyphosate in bracken (Pteridium spp.)
R.E. Gaskin and R.C. Kirkwood, pp. 52-55 | |
| Haloxyfop EE: A selective post-emergence herbicide for perennial grassweed control
B.M. Harris, pp. 56-58 |
| Response of potatoes, tomatoes and kumaras to foliar applications of MCPA, mCPB, 2, 4-D, clopyralid and amitrole
W.J. Lucas and P.G. Lobb, pp. 59-63 | |
| Metalaxyl controls Phytophthora rot of asparagus
L.H. Cheah, pp. 64-66 | |
| Soil management practices for asparagus production
T.I. Cox, A. Ingle and R.M. Kerr, pp. 67-70 | |
| Postharvest fumigation of fresh asparagus with dichlorvos
A. Carpenter, pp. 71-74 | |
| Tolerance of lentils to pre-emergence herbicides
J.H.B. Butler and R.T. Alexander, pp. 75-77 | |
| Stemphylium purple spot of asparagus
L.H. Cheah and A.W. Hunt, pp. 78-79 |
| Aspects of testing involving patented herbicides¼Monsanto v. Stauffer
P.C. Dengate Thrush, pp. 80-83 | |
| Formation of the New Zealand Committee on Pesticide Resistance
G.S. Elliott, C.H. Wearing and D.M. Suckling, pp. 84-89 |
| A phenology model of European red mite for timing miticides
A.J. Hayes, pp. 90-93 | |
| European red mite resistance to organotin miticides in Hawkes Bay apple orchards
R.B. Chapman, D.R. Penman and J.T.S. Walker, pp. 94-98 | |
| Early season control of two-spotted mite in strawberry production beds
J.G. Charles V. White and B. Lofroth, pp. 99-103 | |
| The effects of mancozeb and metiram on the predatory mites, typhlodromus pyri
G.T. Baynon and D.R. Penman, pp. 104-107 | |
| Toxicity of two pesticides to Phytoseiulus persimilis
P.J. Workman and N.A. Martin, pp. 108-111 | |
| Effect of leaf type on the ovicidal activity of hexythiazox
J.W.M. Marris and R.B. Chapman, pp. 112-115 | |
| Screening chemicals against an oribatid mite
D. Steven and B. Lofroth, pp. 116-119 |
| Chemical manipulation of plant growth and the rational development of synthetic plant growth regulators
R.J. Field, pp. 120-123 | |
| Mefluidide induced changes in tiller development in perennial ryegrass
R.J. Field and J.M. Boleyn, pp. 124-126 | |
| The potential for growth retardants at low rates to maintain pasture quality
M.H. Foreman and R.J. Field, pp. 127-130 | |
| Paclobutrazol seed treatments: potential for retarding growth of field bean, radish and perennial ryegrass
N.N. Dobson and R.J. Field, pp. 131-135 |
| Herbicide tolerance of young nashi and apples
M.J. Hartley, pp. 136-139 | |
| Herbicide tolerance and weed control in young nectarines
M.J. Hartley, pp. 140-143 | |
| Evaluation of herbicides in establishing stonefruit
R.B. Mitchell, pp. 144-148 | |
| Fungicide evaluation for control of leaf curl of nectarine and peach
K.G. Tate, L.H. Cheah and R.S. Gawith, pp. 149-152 | |
| Thrips control on stonefruit at flowering in Canterbury
D.A.J. Teulon and D.R. Penman, pp. 153-156 | |
| The effect of greenhouse whitefly spray thresholds on tamirillo yield
R.H. Blank, pp. 157-160 | |
| Differential toxicological responses of greedy scale stages to diazinon
R.H. Blank and M.H. Olson, pp. 161-164 | |
| Cultivar by herbicide interactions in newly planted raspberries
M.J. Hartley, pp. 165-166 |
| Control of barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) disease of barley in mid-Canterbury
M.W. Stufkens and J.A. Farrell, pp. 167-171 | |
| Strains of Pyrenophora teres in New Zealand barley crops with reduced sensitivity to ergosterol biosynthesis inhibitor fungicides
J.E. Sheridan and D.K. Nendick, pp. 172-175 | |
| Control of spot and net type blotch of barley
J.E. Sheridan and D.K. Nendick, pp. 176-178 | |
| Effect of soil moisture and organic matter on the activity of atrazine
A. Rahman, pp. 179-181 | |
| Uptake and translocation of glyphosate in oats after droughting
R.L. Dickson and R.J. Field, pp. 182-185 | |
| Polygonum persicaria - a triazine-resistant biotype
A Rahman and T.M. Patterson, pp. 186-188 | |
| Wireworm (Ctenicera spp.) and two-spotted mite recorded on Waikato maize
L.N. Robertson, G.M. Barker and L.J. Wymer, pp. 189-190 |
Material from these papers was presented at the Annual Conference held at Quality Inn, Nelson on 11-13 August 1987.
Edited by A.J. Popay.
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