Cotton CRCs Submissions

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Purchase of Minirhizotron for the Study of Root Dynamics in Cotton-Based Farming Systems

Hulugalle, N.R. (2002-06-01)

The minirhizotron system was purchased and field use commenced in January 2002., A standard operating procedure (SOP) and protocols for using it under field conditions is, being defined at present.

Beneficial mycorrhizas associated with commercial cotton and native Hibiscus species growing in the monsoonal tropics of northern Australia

Bellgard, S.E., Williams, S.E (2002-05-16)

Cotton is a mycotrophic plant in which growth and nutrient uptake is usually, increased by mycorrhizal colonisation (Nehl et al. 1998).

Sources of beneficial insects colonizing cotton fields

Silberbauer, Letitia (2001-11-30)

Sources of beneficial insects colonizing cotton fields

Australian Cotton Cooperative Research Centre Annual Report 1999-2000

Australian Cotton Cooperative Research Centre (2001-06-30)

The development of pedotransfer functions to predict hydraulic properties of cotton growing soils in Eastern Australia

Vervoort, R.W., Cattle, S.R., Minasny, B. (2001-06-30)

Pedotransfer functions, which predict difficult-to-measure soil properties, such as hydraulic, properties, from more easy-to-obtain soil properties, such as texture and organic matter, content, have been widely develo

WEEDpak. A weed identification and management, guide for the Australian Cotton Industry.

Johnson, Stephen (2001-06-30)

During the period May 2001 - June 2002 members of the weeds focus team, headed by the co-ordinating editor Dr Stephen Johnson, have worked to produce WEEDpak.

NUTRIpak - a practical guide to cotton nutrition

Rochester, Ian (Australian Cotton CRC, 2001-06-01)

NUTRIpak is a manual of cotton nutrition, designed to inform cotton growers and consultants of theimportance of providing their crops with a sufficient supply of nutrients and improving their fertilizer management.

A baseline study of insects on cotton in far north Queensland (Richmond)

Sequeira, Richard (2000-06-30)

This preliminary six-month project was commissioned to investigate basic, entomological aspects of cotton production in the far-north Queensland (Richmond), environment.

Identifying key groups of soil fauna in cotton agroecosytems.

Lytton-Hitchins, James (2000-06-30)

Objectives: Quantify and compare the population densities of beneficial soil faunal groups in commercial irrigated, cotton fields that are managed using conventional, Ingard, and Envirofeast technologies.