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Development of improved cotton varieties

Thomson, NJ (1992-06-30)

This is an on-going project of breeding cottons adapted to Australian growing conditions, diseases and pests and markets.

A field evaluation of the potential of egg parasitoids for the control of Heliothis

Scholz, B.C.G. (1992-06-30)

Techniques for mass rearing egg parasites on eggs of the factitious host Sitotroga cerealella (Angoumois Grain Moth - AGM) were further developed and refined.

Breeding verticillium tolerant cottons and Bt transgenic cottons

Reid, PE (1992-06-30)

This project was a transitional one covering only one year to enable the incorporation of all our CRDC breeding projects under one submission (CSP 40C).

Genetic transformation of cotton; introduction of novel genes into cotton and development of novel sources of insect resistance to cotton

Cousins, YL (1992-06-30)

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The relative significance of biodegradation and physicochemical dissipation of endosulfan from water and soil and implications for the cotton industry

Mann, G (1992-06-30)

The findings from the research highlight a number of key issues which have already been outlined in my previous reports, however, these are repeated in summary as follows; * First, the results have confirmed the resul