Resistance is seen as a manifestation of the most basic property of life, namely the capacity of organisms to evolve in response to changing environmental conditions and to adapt to new circumstances.

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Commercial cotton crops in the major New South Wales production areas were inspected during the 1983/84 growing season.

Catches in pheromone traps can provide two types of information of interest to growers and researchers.

At Narrabri we are continuing our breeding program to develop locally adapted early maturing varieties.

Intense selection pressure has led to the development of insecticide resistance

In recent years sap-sucking bugs have been associated with early season damage.to cotton crops in most of the production centres in New South Wales and Queensland.

At the 1982 Australian Cotton Growers' Research Conference the effects of land preparation at different soi1 water contents on soil structure and cotton growth was reported.

Soils that disperse tend to have poor drainage; excessive swelling closes soil pores, which also block up with dispersed clay, sand and silt.

An evaluation of drip irrigation for cotton production

Land, Water & Wool is the wool industry's largest-ever collaborative research investment in sustaining the natural resource base and aims to overcome the major challenges of access to information about sustai