Herron, Grant

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The sustainable chemical control and resistance management of mites, aphids & mirids in Australian cotton, 2014-2019

Herron, Grant (NSW DPI, 2019-06)

• Cotton aphid, two-spotted mite (TSM), banana or strawberry spider mite (SSM), cotton seedling thrips, western flower thrips (WFT) and green mirid were collected from Australian cotton growing regions.

NEONICOTINOID RESISTANCE IN COTTON APHID FROM AUSTRALIA

Marshall, Kate.L., Chen, Yizhou, Herron, Grant (2014-08-05)

We have shown that target site insensitivity in Australian Aphis gossypii via the R81T mutation is not the causal mechanism of neonicotinoid resistance despite overseas studies implicating such.

Early season aphid management - Getting it right, now and for the future

Ceeney, Sally, Heimoana, Simon, Herron, Grant, Maas, Susan, Smith, Tanya, Williams, Sandra, Wilson, Lewis (2012-12-10)

Early season pests present a great challenge for pest decisions makers, as any disruption

to beneficials early in the season is likely to result in the flaring of pests and increase the

Do the neonicotinoid seed treatments Cruiser and Cruiser Extreme control resistant aphids?

Marshall, Kate, Wilson, Lewis, Herron, Grant (2012-08-05)

Both neonicotinoid seed treatments provided ineffective control against resistant cotton aphid. Further use of these treatments against resistant populations may exacerbate resistance.

Sustainable Chemical Control of Mirids, Aphids and TSM in cotton

Herron, Grant (NSW Department Of Primary Industries, 2011-06-30)

Since the introduction of Bt-cotton secondary pests such as aphids, mites and bugs have become more prominent requiring targeted insecticide control.