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Proceedings of the NZ Plant Protection Conference 46 (1993)
| Presidential address to the 45th Conference 1992
M.J. Willocks p. xv |
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| NZPPS Research Scholarship - Meredith Longley
p. xvi |
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| Secretary's annual report 1992/93
J.A. Zabkiewicz p. xvi |
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| Comparative mortality responses of two species of mites following heat treatment
B.C. Waddell, V.M. Jones and D.B. Birtles pp. 1-5 |
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| The influence of components of the nectarine spray programme on Typhlodromus occidentalis (Nesbitt)
G.F. McLaren and J.A. Fraser pp. 6-10 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of three ground cover species with potential for use in orchards
K.C. Harrington pp. 11-14 |
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| Decreased sensitivity of Taphrina deformans (peach leaf curl) to copper fungicides in Hawkes Bay
L.H. Cheah, K.G. Tate, A.W. Hunt and N. De Silva pp. 15-17 |
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| Control of leaf curl in stonefruit with difenoconazole
G. Follas and R.D. Welsh pp. 18-20 |
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| Evaluation of pymetrozine to control green peach aphid on stonefruit
G. Follas pp. 21-23 |
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| Tolerance of clary sage, coriander and caraway to herbicides applied pre- and post-emergence
R.B. Mitchell and R.J. Abernethy pp. 24-29 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of and weed control in three medicinal herbs
M.J. Hartley pp. 30-34 |
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| Herbicide tolerance and weed control in culinary herbs
M.J. Hartley pp. 35-39 |
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| Conventional versus alternative pest management systems in cabbage crops
C.M. Ferguson and B.I.P. Barratt pp. 40-44 |
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| Leafminer damage assessment experiments in laboratory and field with Scaptomyza flava
A.A. Seraj and P.G. Fenemore pp. 45-48 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of garden nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus)
K.C. Harrington and V.T. Fakava pp. 49-52 |
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| A systems approach to quarantine entomology: using asparagus infestation as a model
A. Carpenter and C.W. van Epenhuijsen pp. 53-56 |
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| Controlled atmosphere disinfestation of fresh supersweet sweet corn for export
A. Carpenter pp. 57-58 |
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| Herbicides for control of creeping buttercup (Ranunculus repens) in asparagus
P. Sanders and A. Rahman pp. 59-61 |
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| Reducing pesticide residues on kiwifruit
P.S. Stevens, D. Steven, C. Malcolm and P.T. Holland pp. 62-66 |
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| Activity of oils against lightbrown apple moth (Epiphyas postvittana) larvae
C. Thomson, A.R. Tomkins and D.J. Wilson pp. 67-70 |
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| Mineral oil and diazinon to control armoured scale on kiwifruit
R.H. Blank, M.H. Olson and P.L. Lo pp. 71-74 |
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| Phytotoxicity to kiwifruit of oil sprayed after flowering
C.E. McKenna and D. Steven pp. 75-79 |
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| Investigating two bee-safe materials for controlling latania scale on avocados during pollination
R.H. Blank, M.H. Olson, J.B. Clark and G.S.C. Gill pp. 80-85 |
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| Psocid eggs on avocados mistaken for leafroller eggs
R.H. Blank, M.H. Olson, G.S.C. Gill and J.B. Clark pp. 86-88 |
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| Kiwifruit storage and mineral oil
P.S. Stevens and D. Steven pp. 89-90 |
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| An environmental yardstick for pesticides
J.A.W.A. Reus pp. 91-96 |
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| Effects of the insect growth regulator fenoxycarb on two lacewing species in the laboratory and field
S. Rumpf and D. Penman pp. 97-101 |
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| Evaluation of endothall for aquatic weed control in New Zealand
R.D.S. Wells and J.S. Clayton pp. 102-106 |
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| Chlorsulfuron induced nitrate accumulation in a sensitive wheat cultivar: cause and effect
M. Andrews, F. Dastgheib and A.V. Jones pp. 107-110 |
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| Chlorsulfuron effects on leaf extenstion, acetolactate synthase activity and branched chain amino acid content of a susceptible wheat cultivar
F. Dastghieb, J.D. Morton, M.F. Barnes and M. Andrews pp. 111-114 |
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| Leaching and movement of imazapyr in different soil types
A. Rahman, T.K. James and P. Sanders pp. 115-119 |
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| Resistance to chlorpyrifos in the mealybugs Pseudococcus affinis and P. longispinus in Hawkes Bay and Waikato pipfruit orchards
J.G. Charles, J.T.S. Walker and V. White pp. 120-125 |
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| Field control of chlorpyrifos-resistant mealybugs (Pseudococcus affinis) in a Hawkes Bay orchard
J.T.S. Walker, V. White and J.G. Charles pp. 126-128 |
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| Pheromone trapping and insecticide use in canterbury apple orcards
D.M. Suckling and G.M. Burnip pp. 129-134 |
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| Commercial use of leafroller pheromone traps in Nelson
P.W. Shaw, V.M. Cruikshank and D.M. Suckling pp. 135-140 |
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| Efficacy of carbaryl, Bacillus thuringiensis and pyrethrum against lightbrown apple moth larvae on apples
D.M. Suckling, P.W. Shaw and B. Brown pp. 141-145 |
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| Control of codling moth with commercial preparation of granulosis virus
C.H. Wearing pp. 146-151 |
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| Pest and disease decision support for Hawkes Bay growers - A survey
T.M. Stewart, G.A. Norton, J.D. Mumford and P.G. Fenemore pp. 152-161 |
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| A decision model for miticide use in apple orchards
A.J. Hayes, J.T.S. Walker, P.W. Shaw and V. White pp. 162-165 |
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| Surfactant for postharvest control of diapausing twospotted spider mite Tetranychus urticae Koch on apples
P.R. Dentener, S.M. Peetz and J.H. Maindonald pp. 166-170 |
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| Significance of the presence of streptomycin resistant plant pathogenic and epiphytic bacteria in New Zealand
J.L. Vanneste and J. Yu pp. 171-173 |
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| Streptomycin resistance in Erwinia amylovora from apple and pear orchards
S.C. Gouk, K.G. Tate, C.N. Hale, R.G. Clark and M.D. Voyle pp. 174-176 |
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| Evaluation of a simple method for detection of fire blight (Erwinia amylovora)
S.C. Gouk, S.O. Hutchings and M.D. Voyle pp. 177-178 |
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| Insect antifeedants - a New Zealand perspective
G.B. Russell and G.A. Lane pp. 179-186 |
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| Effect of selected plants on the growth and development of leafrollers
A. Barrington, G.B. Russell and G.A. Lane pp. 187-190 |
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| Antifeedant and insecticidal activity of some New Zealand gymnosperms
P.J. Gerard, B.H. Rohitha, N.B. Perry, L.D. Ruf, A.K. Karl and L.M. Foster pp. 191-193 |
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| A bioassay to evaluate native plant extracts as slug feeding deterrents
B.I.P. Barratt, S.D. Lorimer, N.B. Perry, M. Bashi-Hammer, L.M. Foster and C.M. Ferguson pp. 194-196 |
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| A preliminary evaluation of some naturally occurring volatiles on codling moth eggs
B.H. Rohitha, R.M. McDonald, R.A. Hill and A.K. Karl pp. 197-199 |
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| Farmers evaluation of weed and invertebrate pest problems in pasture
R.F. van Toor and R.J. Stuck pp. 200-205 |
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| The effect of Metarhizium anisopliae formulations, and their combination with Serratia entomophila, on grass grub larvae
T.A. Jackson and W.G. Chinn pp. 206-209 |
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| Evaluation of a technique for the early detection of pasture damage by grass grub, Costelytra zealandica, and porina, Wiseana sp
R.F. van Toor, R.N. Watson, B.E. Willoughby and B.I.P. Barratt pp. 210-214 |
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| Susceptibility of warm-season grasses to feeding and oviposition by the Agentine stem weevil (Listronotus bonariensis)
A.C. Firth, G.M. Barker and P.J. Addison pp. 215-218 |
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| Argentine stem weevil damage to endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass planted in association with endophyte-free ryegrass and poa
A.J. Popay, C.J. Saunders and R.A. Mainland pp. 219-223 |
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| Thiodocarb seed treatment for the protection of seedling ryegrass from Argentine stem weevil larvae
P.J. Addison, G.M. Barker and A.C. Firth pp. 224-227 |
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| Seed treatment for the protection of seedling white clover from nematodes
G.M. Barker, P.J. Addison and R.N. Watson pp. 228-232 |
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| Two-year grass grub cause damage in midsummer in Canterbury
T.A. Jackson and R.J. Townsend pp. 233-234 |
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| Adult grass grub dispersal of Serratia entomophila
M. O'Callaghan and T.A. Jackson pp. 235-236 |
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| Longevity of high density Serratia entomophila cultures under refrigerated and ambient conditions
J.F. Pearson, S.D. Young and T.A. Jackson pp. 237-238 |
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| Distribution of the bacterium Serratia entomophila in the soil when applied in high water volumes
M.L. Garham, R.J. Townsend, D. Baird and S.D. Young pp. 239-241 |
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| Eurythecta zelaea, and occasional dryland pasture pest
C.M. Ferguson and W.J. Fraser pp. 242-244 |
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| Effects of soil treatments on growth and root pathogen status of pasture plants
U. Sarathchandra, M.E. di Menna, R.N. Watson, G. Burch and J.A. Read pp. 245-247 |
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| Activities of some rhizosphere bacteria in Waikato pastoral soils
U. Sarathchandra, J.A. Read and G. Burch pp. 248-250 |
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| An experimental mycoherbicide utilising Sclerotinia sclerotiorum controls pasture populations of Cirsium arvense in Canterbury
G.W. Bourdot, I.C. Harvey, G.A. Hurrell and R.T. Alexander pp. 251-256 |
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| Pasture grasses and white clover unaffected by an inundative application of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum
G.A. Hurrell and G.W. Bourdot pp. 257-260 |
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| Pathogenicity of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum on common thistle species and other pasture weeds
N.W. Waipara, I.C. Harvey and G.W. Bourdot pp. 261-264 |
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| Sclerotium populations after inundative application of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum to Californian thistle
C. Harvey, N.W. Waipara and G.W. Bourdot pp. 265-269 |
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| Evaluation of a potential mycoherbicide for control of Ranunculus acris, giant buttercup
S. Hardwick, R.C. Close and R.J. Field pp. 270-273 |
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| Regeneration sites of Ranunculus acris are the target for Sclerotinia sclerotiorum, a potential mycoherbicide
S. Green, D.J. Saville, G.W. Bourdot, I.C. Harvey, R.J. Field and R.C. Close pp. 274-277 |
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| Integrated management of Californian thistle in pasture
R.B. Mitchell and R.J. Abernethy pp. 278-281 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of Grasslands Puna chicory
M.D. Hare, M.P. Rolston, A.G. Foote, W. Archie and G. Hagerty pp. 282-287 |
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| Tolerance of white clover to some phenoxy herbicides and mixtures
T.K. James, A. Rahman and P. Sanders pp. 288-291 |
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| Evaluation of thifensulfuron for control of oxeye daisy in pasture
K.S. Nicholson, T.K. James and A. Rahman pp. 292-294 |
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| Interference of rosette ragwort with forage plant emergence, mortality and growth
M. Ahmed and D.A. Wardle pp. 295-296 |
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| The fate of sodium monofluoroacetate (1080) in water, mammals and invertebrates
C.T. Eason, R. Gooneratne, G.R. Wright, R. Pierce and C.M. Frampton pp. 297-301 |
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| Evaluation of repellents to prevent possum browsing
D.R. Morgan and A.D. Woodhouse pp. 302-306 |
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| The effectiveness of sulfluramid in sardine bait for control of wasps (Hymenoptera: Vespidae)
E.B. Spurr pp. 307-312 |
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| A rapid screening method for selecting grass species with potential for suppressing pampas growth
J.W. Ray and B. Richardson pp. 313-318 |
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| Quantification of herbicide spray deposit variation following aerial application in forestry operations
B. Richardson, J. Ray and A. Vanner pp. 319-324 |
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| Field penetration of beneficial insects from habitat islands: hoverfly dispersal from flowering crop strips
G.L. Lovei, J.M. Hickman, D. McDougall and S.D. Wratten pp. 325-328 |
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| Novel crops in cereal fields: habitat refuges for arthropod natural enemies
D.J. Hodgson and G.L. Lovei pp. 329-333 |
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| Virulence of a Manawatu population of the hessian fly to several wheat cultivars
M.O. Harris pp. 334-337 |
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| The below-ground foodweb as an indicator of disturbances resulting from weed management practices in two contrasting agro-ecosystems
D.A. Wardle, G.W. Yeates, R.N. Watson, K.S. Nicholson and M. Ahmed pp. 338-343 |
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| Green manures - benefits for weed control?
A.I. Popay, W. Stiefel and M. Daly pp. 344-347 |
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| Effects on broad-leaved docks and couch of undersowing cereals with clovers
A.I. Popay, W. Stiefel and D. Graves pp. 348-350 |
Material from these papers was presented at the New Zealand Plant Protection Society's Annual Conference held at
Hotel Russley, Christchurch on 10-12 August 1993.
This volume was edited by A.J. Popay and published by The New Zealand Plant Protection Society Inc.
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