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Proceedings of the NZ Plant Protection Conference 48 (1995)
- Introduction
- Pesticide resistance
- Fruit crops
- Arable crops
- Pasture
- Forests and Environment
- Horticultural Crops
| Presidential address to the 47th Conference 1994
A. Rahman pp. xv-xvi |
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| NZPPS Research Scholarship - Lynelle Eustace
p. xvi |
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| Secretary's annual report 1994/95
J.A. Zabkiewicz p. xvi |
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| Spatial patterns and spread of herbicide resistance
B.D. Maxwell, R.M. Davidson and W.E. Malchow pp. 1-6 |
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| Sensitivity of apple black spot to fenarimol, flusilazol, myclobutanil, penconazole and dodine in New Zealand
G.R. Bakker, M.R. Butcher and R.E. Gaunt pp. 7-11 |
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| Cross resistance and fitness of isolates of Venturia inaequalis to DMI fungicides
Srijumpa and R.E. Gaunt pp. 12-16 |
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| Reduced sensitivity to DMI fungicides in Monilinia fructicola and the efficacy of dMI fungicides for blossom blight control
M. Braithwaite, P.A.G. Elmer, D.J. Saville, K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson and H.G. Whelan pp. 17-21 |
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| Botrytis storage rot of kiwifruit: efficacy of pre-harvest sprays in orchards with dicarboximide-resistant botrytis populations
M.A. Manning and.H.A. Pak pp. 22-26 |
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| Resistance of botrytis to fungicides in Hawkes Bay vineyards
H. Pak and P. Wood pp. 27-30 |
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| Greenhouse whitefly (Trialeurodes vaporariorum (Westwood), Hemiptera: aleyrodidae) resistance to buprofezin
P.J. Workman and N.A. Martin pp. 31-34 |
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| Status of resistance to fenvalerate in tomato fruitworm, Helicoverpa armigera
P.J. Cameron, G.P. Walker and T.J.B. Herman pp. 35-39 |
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| Resistance of Planotortrix octo to organophosphate insecticides in Dumbarton, central Otago
C.H. Wearing pp. 40-45 |
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| Mating disruption for management of organophosphate resistance in the greenheaded leafroller Planotortrix octo
C.H. Wearing pp. 46-51 |
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| Mating disruption reduces the risk of resistance development to transgenic apple orchards: simulations of the lightbrown apple moth
M.A. Caprio and D.M. Suckling pp. 52-58 |
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| Effect of laboratory selection for endosulfan resistance in the coffee berry borer
L.O. Brun and D.M. Suckling pp. 59-63 |
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| Assessment of azinphos-methyl resistance in apple leafcurling midge from New Zealand apple orchards
R.B. Chapman and A.M. Evans pp. 64-67 |
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| Establishment of several ground covers in an orchard
K.C. Harrington pp. 68-71 |
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| Evaluation of five apple cultivars for their resistance to black spot and powdery mildew in three regions of New Zealand
C.H. Wearing, P.W. Shaw, J.T.S. Walker, R.R. Marshall and V. White pp. 72-77 |
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| Evaluation of an ascospore monitoring method for Venturia inaequalis to improve apple black spot fungicide management
D.W.L. Manktelow and R.M. Beresford pp. 78-82 |
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| Copper and slaked lime for the control of black spot and powdery mildew in apples
R.M. Beresford, C.H. Wearing , J.T.S. Walker, M.J. Spink, R.R. Marshall and V. White pp. 83-88 |
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| Methods for disease assessment in apples, including growth stages, leaf emergence, black spot and powdery mildew
R.M. Beresford and D.W.L. Manktelow pp. 89-94 |
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| External contamination of kiwifruit by Botrytis cinerea: an important source of inoculum for fruit infection
P.A.G. Elmer, R.E. Gaunt, K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson, N.B. Pyke and M. Fermaud pp. 95-100 |
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| Development of an improved spray timing system for process peach in Hawke's Bay
K.G. Tate, P.N. Wood and D.W. Manktelow pp. 101-106 |
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| Monitoring pests of peaches in Hawke's bay to reduce insecticide applications
P.L. Lo, V.F. Bohm, J.T.S. Walker and D.W. Manktelow pp. 107-110 |
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| A recommended spray programme for leafroller and codling moth control in central Otago apple orchards
C.H. Wearing pp. 111-116 |
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| A survey of apple leafcurling midge (Dasyneura mali) in the Nelson district
J.T. Smith and R.B. Chapman pp. 117-120 |
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| Effects of leaf damage by apple leafcurling midge (Dasyneura mali) on photosynthesis of apple leaves
P.A. Allison, J.S. Meekings, A.R. Tomkins and D.J. Wilson pp. 121-124 |
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| Monitoring Graphania mutans (Noctuidae) in apple orchards
G.M. Burnip, D.M. Suckling, P.W. Shaw, V. White and J.T.S. Walker pp. 125-129 |
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| The timing of lepidopteran damage to kiwifruit
P.S. Stevens, C.E. McKenna and D. Steven pp. 130-134 |
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| A new Bacillus thuringiensis product for use on kiwifruit
C.E. McKenna, P.S. Stevens and D. Steven pp. 135-138 |
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| Effect of tebufenozide on, Encarsia citrina, an armoured scale parasitoid
A.R. Tomkins, C. Thomson and D.J. Wilson pp. 139-142 |
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| Laboratory screening of novel compounds against greenhouse thrips Heliothrips haemorrhoidalis
R.H. Blank and G.S.C. Gill pp. 143-148 |
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| Activity of insecticides against apple leafcurling midge (Dasyneura mali) and woolly apple aphid (Eriosma lanigerum)
A.R. Tomkins pp. 149-151 |
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| Simulations predict pheromone release rates for codling moth dispensers
S.J. Bradley, D.M. Suckling and A.L. Knight pp. 152-154 |
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| Postharvest biocontrol of Penicillium rot of lemons with industrial yeasts
L.H. Cheah and T.B. Tran pp. 155-157 |
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| A bioassay to measure in the laboratory the inhibition of fire blight by different biological control agents and their derivatives
J.L. Vanneste, G.E. Harper, J.H. Perry and F.J. Ede pp. 158-160 |
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| Development, yield effects, and control of Didymella exitialis on wheat in Canterbury in 1994/95
M.G. Cromey and M.A. Mace pp. 161-164 |
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| The incidence of Hessian fly and other pests in New Zealand wheat crops
T.M. Withers, M.O. Harris and L.K. Davis pp. 165-169 |
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| The impact of two insecticides on hemipteran pests and beneficial arthropods in a white clover seed crop
N. Schroeder and R.B. Chapman pp. 170-174 |
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| Evaluation of two methods for enumerating the soil weed seedbank
A. Rahman, T.K. James, N. Grbavac and J. Mellsop pp. 175-180 |
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| Optimising conditions for weed seed emergence from soil trays in a glasshouse
M.J. Hartley and A. Rahman pp. 181-185 |
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| Chemical weed control in chickpeas
F. Dastgheib, J.N. Plew and G.D. Hill pp. 186-188 |
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| The effect of topping and repeat grazings on Californian thistle and pasture production
R.B. Mitchell and R.J. Abernethy pp. 189-193 |
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| Invertebrate pests of pasture as potential plant virus vectors
T.E. Smales, C.M. Ferguson and P.L. Guy pp. 194-198 |
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| Plant-parasitic nematodes associated with perennial ryegrass and tall fescue with and without Acremonium endophyte
R.N. Watson, D.E. Hume, N.L. Bell and F.J. Neville pp. 199-203 |
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| Alternative approaches to protection of white clover from nematode attack
R.N. Watson and F.J. Neville pp. 204-207 |
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| Effects of chitin amendment on plant growth, microbial populations and nematodes in soil
J.A. Brown, F.J. Neville, S.U. Sarathchandra, R.N. Watson and N.R. Cox pp. 208-212 |
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| Yield response of legume seedlings to simulated insect cotyledon damage and nutrient availability
C.M. Ferguson, J.A. Shand and A.A. Evans pp. 213-218 |
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| Circadian patterns of oviposition and feeding in Listronotus bonariensis (Kuschel) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) in the laboratory
B.I.P. Barratt, A.A. Evans and C.M. Ferguson pp. 219-223 |
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| Acremonium lolii, ergovaline and peramine production in endophyte-infected perennial ryegrass
O.J-P. Ball, G.A. Lane and R.A. Prestidge pp. 224-228 |
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| Resistance to Argentine stem weevil in perennial ryegrass infected with endophytes producing different alkaloids
A.J. Popay and R.T. Wyatt pp. 229-236 |
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| The fungi Beauveria spp. cause epizootics in grass grub populations in Waikato
R.J. Townsend, T.R. Glare and B.E. Willoughby pp. 237-241 |
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| Effect of a ryegrass diet supplemented with pollen on Listronotus bonariensis (Kuschel) (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) fecundity, feeding and survival
A.A. Evans and B.I.P. Barratt pp. 242-244 |
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| Chemotactic movement of rhizoplane bacteria towards root exudates of white clover and ryegrass
S.U. Sarathchandra and J.A. Brown pp. 245-246 |
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| Short term effects of intensive grazing on Listronotus bonariensis and some other epigeal invertebrates in a dairy pasture
G.M. Barker and P.J. Addison pp. 247-249 |
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| Effect of wounding followed by intensive grazing on Californian thistle control
R.F. van Toor pp. 250-251 |
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| Response of different nodding thistle (Carduus nutans) populations to herbicides
T.K. James, A. Rahman, P. Sanders and A. Cliffe pp. 252-255 |
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| Evaluation of brodifacoum baits for maintenance control of possums in small forest reserves
M.D. Thomas, C.M. Frampton, K.W. Briden and K.G. Hunt pp. 256-259 |
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| The effect of the plant Myriophyllum triphyllum and temperature on the degradation of sodium monofluoroacetate (1080) in an aquatic ecosystem
S.C. Ogilvie, L.H. Bowen and C.T. Eason pp. 260-263 |
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| Safety testing of a nuclear polyhedrosis virus for use against gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar, in New Zealand
T.R. Glare, E.M. Newby and T.L. Nelson pp. 264-269 |
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| The potential geographical distribution of alligator weed (Alternanthera philoxeroides) and a biological control agent, Agasicles hygrophila, in New Zealand
C.A. Stewart, M.H. Julien and S.P. Worner pp. 270-275 |
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| Seed bank accumulation of broom (Cytisus scoparius) in South Island
R.B. Allen, P.A. Williams and W.G. Lee pp. 276-280 |
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| Comparative effectiveness of permethrin in controlling keratinophagous insects
P.J. Gerard and L.D. Ruf pp. 281-282 |
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| Achieving specific spot sizes for weed control in forestry
G. Coker, B. Richardson and K. Steele pp. 283-284 |
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| The efficacy of Bacillus thuringiensis and lufenuron against lepidopteran pests in brassicas
G. Follas pp. 285-288 |
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| Bacillus thuringiensis for integrated pest management in processing tomatoes
P.J. Cameron, G.P. Walker, T.J.B. Herman and J.D. Fletcher pp. 289-293 |
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| The influence of a fly attractant on hybrid carrot pollination
A. Evans, M. Schaffer, S.D. Wratten, C. Frampton and C. France pp. 294-296 |
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| The role of predation in carrot rust fly (Psila rosae) egg loss
N.A. Berry, S.D. Wratten and C. Frampton pp. 297-301 |
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| Effects of insecticides on the abundance of arthropod predators in carrots in canterbury, New Zealand
W. Sivasubramaniam and S.D. Wratten pp. 302-307 |
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| Pathogenicity and control using composts of Aphanomyces euteiches pea root rot
M. Walter, C.M.A. Frampton, P.A.G. Elmer and R.A. Hill pp. 308-313 |
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| Evaluation of a new slug bait incorporating thiodicarb
C.M. Ferguson, A.C. Firth and R.T. Wyatt pp. 314-317 |
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| Implementation of controlled atmosphere disinfestation of export asparagus
A. Carpenter pp. 318-321 |
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| Control of nutgrass (Cyperus rotundus) in asparagus
P. Sanders and A. Rahman pp. 322-326 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of transplanted dalmatian sage and oregano
R.B. Mitchell, R.J. Abernethy and J.A. McGimpsey pp. 327-330 |
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| Weed control in cabbages with aziprotryne, clethodim and their combination
F. Dastgheib pp. 331-332 |
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| Mulches and fatty acid herbicides for the control of fishtail oxalis
A. Ingle, S. Wright and A.I. Popay pp. 333-334 |
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| Herbicide tolerance of Viola cornuta
K.C. Harrington and L.R. Chioco pp. 335-336 |
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| Biological control of fusarium storage rot of squash with yeasts
L.H. Cheah and A.P. Marshall pp. 337-339 |
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| Screening of plant extracts for control of powdery mildew in squash
L.H. Cheah and J.K. Cox pp. 340-342 |
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| Release and establishment of Aphidius sonchi, a parasitoid of the sowthistle aphid in New Zealand
M.W. Stufkens and J.A. Farrell pp. 343-344 |
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| Introduction of Cotesia rubecula, a parasitoid of white butterfly
P.J. Cameron, G.P. Walker and M.A. Keller pp. 345-347 |
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| Effect of nitrogen and boron on weed control in brassicas
R.F. van Toor pp. 348-350 |
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| Seasonal activity, host range and distribution of Sclerotium rolfsii in New Zealand
P.G. Broadhurst pp. 351-353 |
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| Development of a quantitative bioassay to study the interaction between biological control agents and soft rot Erwinia
J.L. Vanneste and D.A. Cornish pp. 354-356 |
Material from these papers was presented at the New Zealand Plant Protection Society's Annual Conference held at
, Hastings on 8-10 August 1995.
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