Seasonal phenology, hosts and natural enemies of the silverleaf whitefly in cotton areas of Queensland
Date Issued:1998-06-30
Abstract
The silverleaf whitefly (SL W), Bemisia tabaci B-biotype, was first discovered in Australia in 1994. SLW is a major pest of cotton in many overseas countries and poses a considerable threat to cotton in Australia. Consequently a monitoring system using surveys has been run over the past two years to: * Monitor the distribution and abundance of the whitefly, * Record its hosts, and * Assess the degree of natural biological control provided by indigenous parasitoid
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- 1998 Final Reports
CRDC Final reports submitted 1998