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Scoping the potential uses of beneficial micro-organisms for increasing the productivity of cropping systems

Pereg, Lily (University Of New England, 2012-06-30)

Plant growth promotion is a complex phenomenon that often cannot be attributed to a single mechanism, as most PGP microbes are capable of multiple mechanisms and in some cases their PGP effect may only occur through i

NATIVE BUDWORM POPULATIONS MAYBE REGIONALLY DISTINCT

Hoffmann, Ary A., McKechnie, Stephen W. (1992-08-11)

Outbreaks of native budworm, Helicoverpa punctigera, often arise after egg laying by emigrant moths from distant populations.

FLIGHT AND DISPERSAL CAPACITIES OF HELIOTHIS ARMIGERA AND H. PUNCTIGERA ADULTS

Coombs, Marc (1990-08-08)

The pattern of flight activity within or between habitats or crops is dependent upon the distribution of those habitats/crops in both space and time.

STUDIES OF THE ECOLOGY OF HELIOTHIS SPP. IN INLAND AUSTRALIA: WHAT RELEVANCE TO THE COTTON INDUSTRY?

Fitt, Gary P., Gregg, Peter, Zalucki, Myron, Twine, , Peter (1990-08-08)

Heliothis spp. are clearly the major pests of Australian cotton and consequently there has been considerable research on their biology, ecology and control (Zalucki et al 1986).

BIOLOGY AND ECONOMIC DAMAGE OP SAP-SUCKING BUGS ON COTTON

Chinajariyawong, A., Walter, G.H., Harri, V.E. (1988-08-17)

The study reported here concentrated. On these sap-suokinq bugs, which were reputed to damage seedling and early-squaring cotton

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