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Proceedings of the NZ Plant Protection Conference 49 (1996)
| Presidential address to the 48th Conference 1995
A. Rahman p. xiv |
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| NZPPS Research Scholarship - Richard McDowell
p. xv |
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| Secretary's annual report 1995/96
J.A. Zabkiewicz p. xv |
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| Obituary - Frank C. Allen
p. xvi |
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| Effect of insecticides on immature and mature stages of Encarsia citrina, an armoured scale parasitoid
C. Thomson, A.R. Tomkins and D.J. Wilson pp. 1-5 |
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| Pest control on kiwifruit with an insecticidal soap
A.R. Tomkins pp. 6-11 |
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| Evaluation of a mineral oil for pest control on kiwifruit
A.R. Tomkins, A.J. Greaves, D.J. Wilson and C. Thomson pp. 12-16 |
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| A potential biological control agent for greenhouse thrips
K.J. Froud, P.S. Stevens and D.R. Cowley pp. 17-20 |
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| Mortality responses of tydeid mite following hot water treatment
V.M. Jones and B.C. Waddell pp. 21-26 |
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| Control of insect pests in persimmon with spray oils
R.E. Gaskin, B.H. Rohitha and P.T. Holland pp. 27-31 |
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| An evaluation of sulphur for brown rot control in Central Otago stonefruit
G.F. McLaren, J.A. Fraser and D.G. Lynch pp. 32-36 |
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| Postharvest rots of avocados: improved chemical control by using different application methods
K.R. Everett and L. Korsten pp. 37-40 |
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| Comparison of suction and beating tray sampling for apple pests and their natural enemies
D.M. Suckling, G.M. Burnip, A.R. Gibb, F.J.L. Stavely and S.D. Wratten pp. 41-47 |
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| Comparison between emergence and egg laying in applecurling midge (Dasyneura mali)
J.T. Smith and R.B. Chapman pp. 48-51 |
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| Sex pheromone communication in the apple leafcurling midge (Dasyneura Mali)
M.O. Harris, S.P. Foster, K. Agee and S. Dhana pp. 52-58 |
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| Biological control of woolly apple aphid by Aphelinus mali in an integrated fruit production programme in Nelson
P.W. Shaw and J.T.S. Walker pp. 59-63 |
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| Response to purified Cry IB protein in lab-wild type crosses of lightbrown apple moth
D.M. Suckling, N.P. Markwick, P.J. Wigley, C. Frater, C.N. Chilcott and J. Maindonald pp. 64-70 |
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| Hot water treatment of lightbrown apple moth eggs on apples and nectarines
V.M. Jones and B.C. Waddell pp. 71-74 |
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| Mortality response of codling moth to methyl bromide fumigation and coolstorage
B.C. Waddel and R.J. Petry pp. 75-80 |
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| Can buprofezin control Froggatt's apple leafhopper, Edwardsiana crataegi?
J.G. Charles pp. 81-84 |
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| Decision support software as a medium for technology transfer in plant protection
M.R. Laurenson and R.M. Beresford pp. 85-89 |
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| Infection period forecasting for improved apple black spot management in Hawke's Bay
K.G. Tate, R.M. Beresford, P.N. Wood and D.W.L. Manktelow pp. 90-95 |
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| Applications of the MARYBLYT computer model for identifying infection risk for fire blight of apple
S.C. Gouk, R.J. Bedford and S.O. Hutchings pp. 96-100 |
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| Temperatures under glass slides used in monitoring the seasonal release of apple black spot ascospores
W.R. Henshall and R.M. Beresford pp. 101-105 |
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| Slaked lime, baking soda and mineral oil for blackspot and powdery mildew control in apples
R.M. Beresford, C.H. Wearing, R.R. Marshall, P.W. Shaw, M.J. Spink and P.N. Wood pp. 106-113 |
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| Dispersal of seeds under isolated gorse plants and the impact of seed-feeding insects
R.L. Hill, A.H. Gourlay, W.G. Lee and J.B. Wilson pp. 114-118 |
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| The biological control of Russell lupin in riverbeds with endemic plant pathogens
I.C. Harvey, A.M. Seyb, A.F.J. Warren and H. van den Ende pp. 119-125 |
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| Genetic comparison of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum isolates from New Zealand and USA
M.P. Noonan, T.R. Glare, I.C. Harvey and D.C. Sands pp. 126-131 |
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| The effectiveness of a sulfluramid concentrate mixed with canned sardine cat-food for control of wasps
E.B. Spurr, K.W. Drew, P.E.C. Read and G. Elliot pp. 132-136 |
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| Sub-lethal poisoning of possums with acute pesticides used in bait stations
R.J. Henderson and G.A. Morriss pp. 137-142 |
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| Sodium monofluoroacetate (1080) bait-shyness in a wild brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) population
S.C. Ogilvie, M.D. Thomas, H. Fitzgerald and D.R. Morgan pp. 143-146 |
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| Epidemiology of powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca fuliginea) of squash
L.H. Cheah, B.B.C. Page and J.K. Cox pp. 147-151 |
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| Evaluation of fenpiclonil as a potato seed tuber treatment for the control of R. solani and H. solani
R.D. Welsh pp. 152-156 |
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| Evaluation of fungicides for control of Acremonium sp. and Alternaria sp. flower spotting on calla lilies
M. Braithwaite, K.W.L. Knight, D.J. Saville and B.J.R. Alexander pp. 157-160 |
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| Weed control in young myoga ginger
J.M. Follet, J.A. Douglas and T.K. James pp. 161-164 |
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| Weed control in Perilla
M.J. Hartley pp. 165-168 |
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| Weed control in Licorice
M.J. Hartley pp. 169-172 |
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| Herbicides for Gentians
A. Ingle and G.K. Burge pp. 173-176 |
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| Can application technology help to manage pesticide resistance?
J-P. Praat, D. Manktelow, D.M. Suckling and J. Maber pp. 177-182 |
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| Interaction of organosilicone surfactant concentration and spray application factors in glyphosate efficacy
R. Gaskin, R.J. Murray and J.W. Ray pp. 183-187 |
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| Determination of the no observable effect level (NOEL) for four commonly used forestry herbicides on tomatoes
J.W. Ray, A.L. Vanner, B. Richardson and G. Coker pp. 188-191 |
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| Modelling of pesticide residues on fruit II: persimmon
P.T. Holland, C.P. Malcolm, A.D. Mowat, B. H. Rohitha and R.E Gaskin pp. 192-197 |
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| Persistence of acetolactate synthase inhibiting herbicides in a Canterbury soil
R.W. McDowell, F. Dastgheib and L.M. Condron pp. 198-201 |
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| Influence of lime on activity and persistence of tribenuron and thifensulfuron in soil
A. Rahman, T.K. James and M.J. Cornwell pp. 202-206 |
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| Persistence of bromacil in soils with different management histories
P. Sanders, D. Wardle and A. Rahman pp. 207-211 |
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| Potential pathogenicity of pasture plant root-colonising fungi to seedlings of legumes and grasses
N.W. Waipara, M.E. Di Menna, A.L.J. Cole and R.A. Skipp pp. 212-215 |
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| Soil moisture effects on root rot of white clover caused by Codinaea fertilis
N.W. Waipara, M.E. Di Menna, A.L.J. Cole and R.A. Skipp pp. 216-219 |
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| A survey of ryegrass mosaic virus and endophyte in Otago and Southland
T.E. Smales, C.M. Ferguson, P.L. Guy and J.A. Shand pp. 220-224 |
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| Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and mowing independently reduce Californian thistle in a sheep pasture
G.A. Hurrell and G.W. Bourdôt pp. 225-228 |
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| Effect of control treatments on the root reserves of Californian thistle (Cirsium arvense)
R.B. Mitchell and L.T. Davis pp. 229-233 |
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| Insect pests associated with white and caucasian clover in a Bay of Plenty dairy pasture
R.N. Watson, F.J. Neville and N.L. Bell pp. 234-238 |
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| Seedling growth of nine white clover cultivars after invasion by clover nematodes
R.N. Watson, G. Dickie, F.J. Neville and N.L. Bell pp. 239-243 |
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| Effects of whitefringed weevil larval feeding on ryegrass and white clover in the laboratory
S. Hardwick and R.A. Prestidge pp. 244-248 |
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| Evaluation of diflubenzuron for porina control in South Otago
C.M. Ferguson, G.W. Kearse and A.A. Evans pp. 249-252 |
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| Biological control of clover cyst nematode (Heterodera trifolli) with fungi parasitic to nematodes or their eggs
F.S. Hay and L. Bateson pp. 253-256 |
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| Large scale production of New Zealand strains of Beauveria and Metarhizium
T.L. Nelson, A. Low and T.R. Glare pp. 257-261 |
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| Predicting Canterbury grass grub outbreaks: the role of temperature
N.D. Barlow, T.A. Jackson and R.J. Townsend pp. 262-265 |
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| Sitona lepidus Gyllenhal newly established in New Zealand: assessment of distribution in the North Island
G.M. Barker, P.J. Addison, A.C. Firth and B.I.P. Barratt pp. 266-269 |
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| Phenology of Listronotus bonariensis (Kuschel) (Coleoptera: Curculinonidae) in Otago
C.M. Ferguson, A.A. Evans and B.I.P. Barratt pp. 270-274 |
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| Pasture and lucerne pests as virus vectors
T.E. Smales, C.M. Ferguson and P.L. Guy pp. 275-279 |
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| Circadian pattern of oviposition in the parasitoids Microctonus aethiopoides Loan and M. hyperodae Loan (Hymenoptera: Braconidae), in relation to host activity
S.M. Armstrong, B.I.P. Barratt and A.A. Evans pp. 280-284 |
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| Fecundity of wild and laboratory reared ecotypes of Microctonus hyperodae Loan (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)
C.B. Phillips, G.M. Barker, R.L. Roberts, M.R. McNeill and S.L. Goldson pp. 285-290 |
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| Spatial distribution of weed seedbank in maize cropping fields
A. Rahman, T.K. James, N. Grbavac and J. Mellsop pp. 291-295 |
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| Presence, development, yield effects and control of late season diseases of wheat in Canterbury in 1995/96
M.A. Mace and M.G. Cromey pp. 296-299 |
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| Economics of herbicide use in cereal crops - influence of spring rainfall
G.W. Bourdôt, D.J. Saville and G.A. Hurrell pp. 300-303 |
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| Lambda-cyhalothrin: an insecticide for hemipteran pest control in white clover seed crops
N. Schroeder, D.B. Baird, E.A. Upritchard and A. Simeonidis pp. 304-308 |
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| The activity and diversity of ground arthropods in an agroforestry system
R.K. Peng and S.L. Sutton pp. 309-313 |
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| Soil-borne fungi unlikely primary cause of wilt in Boronia megastigma oil crops
R.E. Falloon, P.G. Broadhurst and H.M. Nott p. 314 |
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| Storage rots of carrot and their control
L.H. Cheah, D.W. Brash and A.P. Marshall p. 314 |
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| Camellia flower blight (Ciborinia camelliae Kohn) - a new disease of camellia in New Zealand
T.M. Stewart and H. Neilson p. 315 |
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| Population dynamics on apple blossoms of three biological control agents of fire blight sprayed alone and in combination
Darienne Voyle, Janet Yu and Joel L. Vanneste p. 315 |
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| Inhibition by Erwinia herbicola Eh252 of bacterial soft rot due to Erwinia on carrot slices in compost
Deirdre A. Cornish and Joel L. Vanneste p. 316 |
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| Saprophytic suppression of Botrytis cinerea sporulation on kiwifruit leaf tissue
M.A Walter, P.A.G. Elmer, K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson, J. Perry and I. Kohl p. 316 |
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| Does inoculation of hybrid berry flowers (Rubus spp.) with Botrytis cinerea cause berry rot?
K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson, M. Walter and J. Perry p. 317 |
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| The activity of hydrolases in liquid cultures of silverleaf (Chondrostereum purpureum)
R. Van Hekezen, E.A. Slade and J.T. Christeller p. 317 |
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| Plant parasitic nematodes in New Zealand cereals
Karen Knight p. 318 |
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| The control of aphids in potatoes with pymetrozine
G. Follas p. 318 |
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| Behavioural responses of Lepidoptera larvae to endotoxins and a commercial formulation of Bacillus thuringiensis
M.O. Harris, F. Mafileo and S. Dhana p. 319 |
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| Parameters affecting catch of lightbrown apple moth in pheromone-treated orchards
D.M. Suckling and G. Karg p. 319 |
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| Stimuli influencing host-finding behaviour of apple leafcurling midge (Dasineura mali) females
L.D. Galanihe and M.O. Harris p. 320 |
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| Stimuli influencing the movement and settling of newly eclosed Epiphyas postvittana larvae
M.O. Harris, R. Bate and S. Dhana p. 320 |
Material from these papers was presented at the New Zealand Plant Protection Society's Annual Conference held at
Quality Hotel Rutherford, Nelson on 13-15 August 1996.
This volume was edited by M. O'Callaghan and published by The New Zealand Plant Protection Society Inc.
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