Sampling protocol - Reniform nematodes
Date Issued:2013-03-18
Abstract
In late 2012, there was an identification of reniform nematodes (Rotylenchulus reniformis)
affecting cotton across a number of fields and farms in Theodore in Central Queensland.
Feeding causes damage to the plant resulting in stunting and generally poor plant growth.
Further investigations are continuing to determine the extent and likely severity of this pest in the Australian cotton system. This sampling protocol has been developed so that growers and consultants can contribute samples to these investigations.
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An integrated insect and mite management approach (otherwise known as Integrated Pest Management or IPM) incorporates a range of tactics and resources to reduce pest outbreaks and reduce the reliance on insecticides for their management.