1995 Final Reports

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Assessing the effectiveness of predators of Heliothis spp.

Gregg, Peter (1995-06-30)

This study was initiated to quantify the impact of those predators commonly found in Australian cotton fields and thereby reveal the importance of the various predatory species in Helicoverpa pest management.

Travel- Brad Scholz present paper at Fourth International Symposium on Trichogramma and other egg parasitoids, Cairo, Egypt

Scholz, B (1995-06-30)

A paper was presented at the fourth international Trichogramma and other egg parasitoid conference titled 'Evaluating egg parasitoids for integrated pest management in Australian raingrown cotton.' Highlight

Assessing the latest molecular genetic markers for detecting population structure and movement in Helicoverpa

McKechnie, S (1995-06-30)

Modern molecular genetic techniques are used to examine Helicove1pa armigera for variation amongst individuals from different geographical locations around Australia.

Reducing evaporation from water storages in cotton farms

Sainty, G (1995-06-30)

Commissioned in November 1994, it was funded equally by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation (CRDC) and Sainty and Associates with a budget of $47 000 and the following work was undertaken: 1.

Travel- David Hawkey travel related to a project titled 'The effect of irrigation on weed seed populations in cotton fields in the Macquarie Valley'

Hawkey, David (1995-06-30)

Two fields of cotton on two nearby farms in the Macquarie Valley of NSW which had different histories of weed management were studied to determine if weed seeds were being introduced via irrigation water.