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1984 Australian Cotton Growers Research Conference

Conference held on 5th December 1984 at Darling Downs Institute of Advanced Education, Toowoomba


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Why is a study of the genetics of Heliothis important in pesticide resistance?

Daly, Joanne (1984-12-05)

The term 'genetics' encompasses a group of disciplines which study aspects of evolution. the first of these, molecular genetics, examines DNA, the raw material of evolution, and its organisation into genes.

LARVAL IDENTIFICATION OF HELIOTHIS PUNCTIGERA AND HELIOTHIS PUNCTIGERA

Forrester, Neil (1984-12-05)

The adult stages of the two Heliothis species found most abundantly in the summer cropping areas of Australia (H. armigera and .H. punctigera) are easily distinguishable and have been so for some time.

PYRETHROID RESISTANCE IN HELIOTHIS ARMIGER

Gunning, Robin (1984-12-05)

The cotton bollworm, Heliothis armiger is a very important cotton pest in Australia.

The efficacy and degradation of current insecticides

Wilson,Andrea (1984-12-05)

A contribution was made to the last ACGRA conference on "The duration.of insecticidal activity against Heliothis larvae on cotton".

PEST INSECT POPULATIONS ON NORMAL AND NECTARILESS COTTON ISOLINES

Forrester, Neil (1984-12-05)

Numerous studies on the effect of the nectariless gene on insect pests of cotton have been carried out both overseas and in Australia.

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