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Proceedings of the NZ Plant Protection Conference 52 (1999)
- Introduction
- Urban Weeds And Pests
- Sampling And Analysis
- Horticultural Pests
- Forest And Environment
- Pathogens of Fruit And Vegetables
- Arable Crops
- Pesticide Technology
- Pasture Weeds And Pests
- Poster Abstracts
| Presidential address to the 51st NZ Plant Protection Conference on 12 August 1998
G.W. Kerse pp. xv-xvii |
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| Secretary's annual report - 1998-1999
M.R. Butcher pp. xvii-xviii |
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| NZPPS Research Scholarship - Joanna McQueen
p. xviii |
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| Non-spray methods to control invasive weeds in urban areas
B.G. Ward, R.F. Henzell, P.T. Holland and A.G. Spiers pp. 1-5 |
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| Biological control of mist flower (Ageratina riparia, Asteraceae) in New Zealand
J. Fröhlich, S. Fowler, A. Gianotti, R. Hill, E. Killgore, L. Morin, L. Sugiyama and C. Winks pp. 6-11 |
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| Use of the bacterium Serratia entomophila for control of grass grub in lawns
T.A. Jackson, J.F. Pearson and R.J. Townsend pp. 12-15 |
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| The changing status of the German cockroach in the urban environment
W.H. Robinson pp. 16-21 |
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| Efficacy of insecticides for longtailed mealybug control
N.A. Martin and P.J. Workman pp. 22-24 |
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| 1998 survey shows Camellia flower blight is widespread in New Zealand
C.H. Taylor, P.G. Long and R.E. Bradshaw pp. 25-28 |
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| Fusarium wilt of Canary Island date palms
L.V. Gunn and B.A. Summerell pp. 29-31 |
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| Systematic versus simple random sampling in plant protection
S.P. Worner, R. Shah and R.B. Chapman pp. 32-35 |
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| Sampling thrips on a Viburnum hedge
R.B. Chapman and S.P. Worner pp. 36-39 |
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| Use of environmental life cycle assessment to evaluate alternative agricultural production systems
S.J. Cowell pp. 40-44 |
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| Developmenting a preliminary model predicting thrips movement into central Otago nectarines
A.J. Hayes, G.F. McLaren and J.A. Fraser pp. 45-49 |
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| A comparison between preventative and curative soil treatments for control of fungus gnats
N.A. Martin and P.J. Workman pp. 50-55 |
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| A procedure for comparing the efficacy of insecticides for greenhouse whitefly control
N.A. Martin and P.J. Workman pp. 56-59 |
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| Parasitic natural enemies of lemon tree border
Q. Wang and G.L. Shi pp. 60-64 |
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| Spinosad: control of lepidopterous pests in vegetable brassicas
B.M. Harris and B. MacLean pp. 65-69 |
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| The impact of black spot fungicides on integrated mite control in pipfruit
P.W. Shaw, S.J. Bradley and J.T.S. Walker pp. 70-74 |
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| Evaluation of organically-acceptable pesticides against the green peach aphid (Myzus persicae)
P.L. Lo, S.J. Bradley and V.C. Murrell pp. 75-79 |
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| Lure and kill as a new control tactic for leafrollers
D.M. Suckling and E.G. Brockerhoff pp. 80-83 |
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| Effects of floral resources on fitness of the leafroller parasitoid (Dolichogenidea tasmanica) in apples
N.A. Irvin, S.D. Wratten, R.B. Chapman and C.M. Frampton pp. 84-88 |
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| Factors affecting the efficacy of Bacillus thuringiensis against Cnephasia jactatana in kiwifruit
P.S. Stevens and C.E. McKenna pp. 89-93 |
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| Residual life of spinosad on kiwifruit - biological and chemical studies
A.R. Tomkins, P.T. Holland, C. Thomson, D.J. Wilson and C.P. Malcolm pp. 94-97 |
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| Susceptibility of life stages of Paropsis charybdis to Beauveria bassiana
B.S. Hastuti, T.R. Glare and R.B. Chapman pp. 98-102 |
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| Effects of temperature and humidity on the susceptibility of Paropsis charybdis to Beauveria bassiana
B.S. Hastuti, T.R. Glare and R.B. Chapman pp. 103-107 |
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| Life history and abundance of the eucalyptus leafroller (Strepsicrates macropetana)
N.A. Mauchline, T.M. Withers, Q. Wang and L. Davis pp. 108-112 |
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| Impact of the defoliator Cleopus japonicus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) on Buddleja davidii in the laboratory
E.G. Brockerhoff, T.M. Withers, M. Kay and W. Faulds pp. 113-118 |
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| Overwintering behaviour of strains of gorse spider mite in New Zealand
A.J. Hayes, A.H. Gourlay and R.L. Hill pp. 119-124 |
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| Feasibility of using wax-blocks to measure rat and possum abundance in native forest
M.D. Thomas, J.A. Brown and R.J. Henderson pp. 125-129 |
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| Use of ground-level or elevated bait stations for possum control
R.J. Henderson, J.A. Brown, M.D. Thomas and R.J. McAuliffe pp. 130-135 |
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| Survey of chestnut nut-rot in New Zealand
K.D.R. Wadia, D. Klinac and D.L. McNeil pp. 136-140 |
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| Suppression of overwintering Botrytis cinerea inoculum on grape rachii using antagonistic fungi
S.R. Fowler, M.V. Jaspers, M. Walter and A. Stewart pp. 141-147 |
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| Validation of an ascospore release prediction model for apple black spot (Venturia inaequalis)
R.M. Beresford pp. 148-152 |
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| Postharvest fruit rots of avocado are reduced by benomyl applications during flowering
K.R. Everett, P.S. Stevens and J.G.M. Cutting pp. 153-156 |
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| Epidemiology and control of violet root rot of carrots
L-H. Cheah and B.B.C. Page pp. 157-161 |
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| Role of apple leafcurling midge in the spread of fire blight
S. C. Gouk and R.J. Boyd pp. 162-166 |
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| Sensitivity of Venturia inaequalis and V. pirina to dodine in New Zealand
G.R. Bakker pp. 167-170 |
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| Changes in the efficacy of fungicidal control of onion white rot
J.L. Tyson, R.A. Fullerton and A. Stewart pp. 171-175 |
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| Strategies to avoid resistance development to anilopyrimidine fungicides in New Zealand
R. Beresford, H. Pak, D. Manktelow, G. Follas and G. Hagerty pp. 176-178 |
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| Strategies to avoid resistance development to strobilurin and related fungicides in New Zealand
R. Beresford, H. Pak, G. Brown, G. Follas and G. Hagerty pp. 179-181 |
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| Resistance of New Zealand barley cultivars to scald, caused by Rhynchosporium secalis
M.G. Cromey, R. Hanson and K.I. Sinclair pp. 182-186 |
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| Forecasting barley yellow dwarf virus in autumn-sown cereals in 1998
D.A.J. Teulon, M.A.W. Stufkens, D. Nicol and S.J. Harcourt pp. 187-191 |
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| Apple grass aphid (Rhopalosiphum insertum) on cereals in Canterbury
D.A.J. Teulon, D. Nicol and M.A.W. Stufkens pp. 192-198 |
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| Laboratory assessment of damage to swede, Brassica napus rapifera, by wheat bug, Nysius huttoni
X.Z. He and Q. Wang pp. 199-202 |
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| Evaluation of a mechanistic model of wheat and weed growth
G.W. Bourdôt, P.D. Jamieson and G.A. Hurrell pp. 203-208 |
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| Spatial variability of fathen seeds in the soil under repeat maize cropping
A. Rahman, T.K. James, N. Grbavac, J.E. Waller and J. Mellsop pp. 209-213 |
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| Phalaris and tall fescue seed production: Volunteer control and herbicide tolerance
K. Reddy, M.P. Rolston and W.J. Archie pp. 214-217 |
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| Wild oat control and tolerance of grass seed crops to fenoxaprop-P-ethyl
M.P. Rolston and W.J. Archie pp. 218-222 |
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| Herbicide efficacy in relation to herbicide rate, surfactant rate and spray application volume
J.W. Ray, B. Richardson, A.L. Vanner and G. Coker pp. 223-227 |
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| Influence of surfactant mixtures on cuticular uptake of glyphosate into grasses
Z.Q. Liu and J.A. Zabkiewicz pp. 228-233 |
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| Survival of giant buttercup seeds buried at different depths in four soils
T.K. James and A. Rahman pp. 234-239 |
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| Pasture tolerance to the herbicide metsulfuron-methyl
T.K. James, A. Rahman and M.J. Cornwell pp. 240-244 |
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| Effect of summer irrigation on population dynamics and reproductive status of adult Sitona lepidus in the Waikato
B. Willoughby and S. Hardwick pp. 245-249 |
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| Preliminary investigation into impact of Sitona lepidus adults on white clover seed production
P.J. Gerard, T. Eden and W. Tozer pp. 250-253 |
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| Preliminary evidence for a female sex pheromone in porina (Wiseana copularis)
R.A. Allan, A. Jimenez-Perez and Q. Wang pp. 254-258 |
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| The effects of Neotyphodium endophytes in tall fescue on pasture mealy bug (Balanococcus poae)
C. Pennell and O.J.-P. Ball pp. 259-263 |
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| The production of loline alkaloids in artificial and natural grass/endophyte associations
O.J.-P Ball and B.A. Tapper pp. 264-269 |
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| Soil solarization: a cultural practice to reduce viability of sclerotia of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in New Zealand soils
J. Swaminathan, K.L. McLean, J.M. Pay and A. Stewart p. 270 |
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| Phytotoxicity of culture filtrates of Phoma wasabiae to wasabi
P.G. Broadhurst p. 270 |
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| Fungicide, adjuvant and lime for control of clubroot of brassicas
L.H. Cheah and B.B.C. Page p. 271 |
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| Weeds are important sources of potyvirus infection in buttercup squash crops
J.D. Fletcher and T.J.B. Herman p. 271 |
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| Survey methods for Eutypa and associated wood rotting fungi of grapevines
P. Jones, R.E. Bradshaw and P.G. Long p. 272 |
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| Confocal microscopy of fungal hyphae in plant tissue
V. Vignana Singham and P.G. Long p. 272 |
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| Variety and environment affect pepper spot infection on apple
S.J. Gurnsey and P.G. Long p. 273 |
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| Screening for resistance to camellia flower blight
C.H. Taylor and P.G. Long p. 273 |
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| Ovulinia petal blight on azalea and rhododendron in New Zealand
B.J.R. Alexander, S. Ganev, M. Braithwaite and J.C. Hurrell p. 274 |
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| The effect of non-spore forming fungi (Mycelia sterilia) on germination and growth of common leguminous and gramineacous pasture plants
N.W. Waipara, M.E. di Menna, A.L.J. Cole and R.A. Skipp p. 274 |
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| Field parasitism of the weed biological control agent Rhinocyllus conicus by the introduced braconid, Microctonus aethiopoides
C.M. Ferguson, B.I.P. Barratt and A.S. Cresswell p. 275 |
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| Wiseana species flight patterns in Otago and Southland
C.M. Ferguson, R.A.S. Logan and B.I.P. Barratt p. 275 |
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| Possible mediation of wound-induced resistance by endophytes of perennial ryegrass
T.L. Bultman and M.R. McNeill p. 276 |
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| The effect of buckwheat on abundance of the leafroller parasitoid Dolichogenidea tasmanica in a Blenheim vineyard
L. Berndt and P. Hassan p. 276 |
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| Evaluation of different coloured sticky traps for monitoring Kelly's citrus thrips (Pezothrips kellyanus)
K.J. Froud p. 277 |
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| Host finding behaviour of Aphelinus mali, a parasite of the woolly apple aphid
M. Sandanayaka and M.O. Harris p. 277 |
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| Use of sex pheromones in fruit pest biocontrol
D.M. Suckling, A.R. Gibb, G.M. Burnip, S.M. Pawson and N. DeLury p. 278 |
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| Establishment of forestry and tree pests in New Zealand
T.M. Withers and M. Kay p. 278 |
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| Effect of metsulfuron on the viability of ragwort and nodding thistle seeds
T.K. James, A. Rahman, M.J. Cornwell p. 279 |
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| Plant Pest Information Network (PPIN): an active information system to support your research
K.L. Beal p. 279 |
Material from these papers was presented at the New Zealand Plant Protection Society's Annual Conference held at
Auckland Airport Centra, Auckland on 9-12 August 1999.
This volume was edited by M. O'Callaghan and published by The New Zealand Plant Protection Society Inc.
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