Franzmann, Bernie

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Aphid ecology in cotton

Smith, Tanya, Wilson, Lewis, Franzmann, Bernie, Heimona, Simone (Cotton Catchment Communities CRC, 2008-08-01)

Aphids, once only a secondary pest in cotton are now a major problem for growers in some regions.

Overwinter host plants of Cotton Aphid (Aphis gossypii) and implications for managing abundance and resistance

Smith, Tanya, Wilson, Lewis, Heimoana, Simone, Herron, Grant, Franzmann, Bernie (2006-08-10)

Key points *Cotton aphid uses a wide range of hosts in winter when cotton is not available. * Farm gardens provide a habitat for cotton aphid especially when conditions are dry.

Research on aphid ecology and management.

Lewis, Wilson, Franzmann, Bernie, Herron, Grant, Smith, Tanya, Heimoana, Simone (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 2004-08-12)

Cotton aphids are a potential problem for future cotton systems.

Estimating the Predation Rates of a Potentially Important

Franzmann, Bernie, Zalucki ,Myron, Wade, Mark (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 2004-08-12)

Determining the impact of species considered potentially important natural enemies of crop pests is crucial for making robust management decisions as part of an IPM programme (Ives 1980; Johnson et al.

Do Multiple Applications of Amino-Feed UV Improve Beneficial Arthropod Abundance and YieldΓ

Zalucki ,Myron, Franzmann, Bernie, Wade, Mark (Australian Cotton Growers Research Association, 2004-08-12)

Many beneficial arthropods exhibit life-history omnivory (Polis & Strong 1996), in that they include honeydew, floral nectar, extra-floral nectar and/or pollen in their immature or adult diet (Hagen 1986; Coll