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Hydrolyctic enzymes: A new class of insect resistance genes for transgenic cotton

Lleewellyn, D. (1994-06-30)

The aim of this project is to.assess the efficacy of three new classes of hydrolase genes that might have insecticidal activity when introduced into transgenic cotton.

Improved nitrogen management for cotton

Freney, J. (1994-06-30)

Nitrification inhibitors were successfully used to improve the recovery of fertilizer N in the irrigated cotton-growing system.

Development of cotton varieties capable of establishing in cool conditions

Downes, R. (1994-06-30)

To develop cotton varieties capable of germinating and establishing in cool soils, seed of Siokra S324 was mutated to induce variation. Ii.

Field experiments with cotton at Myall Vale

Fitt, Gary (1994-06-30)

The aim of the project, to enable cotton to be grown in experiments in the disciplines of breeding, agronomy and entomology by the CSIRO Cotton Research Unit at the Australian Cotton Research Institute, has been met O

Development of the OZCOT cotton crop simulation model

Wells, A (1994-06-30)

To make the OZCOT cotton crop simulation model more robust and versatile; enabling it to be used for decision support in a broader range of applications and situations. This involved five specific objectives: 1.

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