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Aphid bio-control in cotton

Franzmann, Bernard (Queensland Department Of Primary Industries, 2004-06-30)

The research into aphid bio-control in cotton has documented the agents attacking cotton aphid in southern and central Queensland, and provided an indication of their relative importance.

Extension and Development to support the adoption of centre pivots and lateral moves in the Australian cotton industry

Foley, Joseph (University Of Southern Queensland, 2004-06-30)

Centre Pivot and Lateral Move (CF&LM) irrigation machines are gaining popularity within

the Australian cotton industry, as they can provide high application efficiency and

Management of herbicide effects on soil biological processes essential for plant health and nutrition

Vadakattu, V.S.R. Gupta (CSIRO Land And Water,, 2004-06-30)

Soil biota communities are one of the most diverse groups of earth’s biota.

Postgraduate: Mark Wade - Biology, ecology and utilisation of the Damsel Bug as a predator in cotton - towards real IPM

Wade, Mark (University Of Queensland, 2004-06-30)

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Manipulating genes to enhance cotton fibre elongation and cellulose synthesis

Ruan, Yong-Ling (CSIRO Plant Industry, 2004-06-30)

Cotton fibres are the fastest growing and among the longest single cells in the plant kingdom. In the space of about16 days, these single cells can expand from a few micrometers to 3 cm in length.

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