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Managing Bt resistance, H. punctigera movements & cotton planting windows

Baker, Geoff, Whitehouse, Mary (CSIRO Agriculture & Food, )

It is well-recognised that the pest status of Helicoverpa spp.

Mating disruption for Heliothis: A feasible option?

Betts, M.D., Gregg, P.C., Fitt, G.P., MacQuillan, M.J.

The importance of Heliothis has grown with the advent of resistance in H.armigera to various pesticides.

A MARK-RECAPTURE STUDY OF HELIOTHIS MOVEMENT FROM A SOURCE CROP IN THE NAMOI VALLEY.

Fitt, Gary P., Pinkerton, , A.

The potential for extensive adult movements is one of the key factors contributing to the success of Heliothis spp. as pests (Farrow & Daly 1987, Fitt 1989).

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

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).

Disruption of sexual communication in the pinkspotted bollworm, Pectinophora scutigera (Holdaway), with synthetic pheromone

Walker, P.W., Zaluki, M.P., Twine, P.

During the 1988/89 cotton season trials were conducted to evaluate the potential of synthetic pheromones to control the pink -spotted boll worm, Pectinophora scutigera, by mating disruption