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Pesticide Resistance in Cotton Aphid and Two spotted Mite

Herron, Grant (NSW Agriculture, )

To help understand the underlying basis of the resistance to pirimicarb, and hence improve the chance of effective management, Dr Robin Gunning and Dr Graham Moores (Rothamstead, UK) did a preliminary screen on resist

THE AUSTRALIAN COTTON CULTIVAR TRIAL RESULTS FOR THE LAST TWO SEASONS

Reid, P.E., Thomson, N.J., G.Mann, Patrick, C.M., Heal, L.J., Constable, , G.A.

The performance of CSIRO varieties and new lines are evaluated each year in a series of regional trials, known as the Australian Cotton Cultivar Trial (ACCT).

Mechanisms of resistance to mites in okra leaf cottons.

Wilson, Lewis J., Bauer, Les R.

Previous research at Narrabri Agricultural Research Station and elsewhere has shown that mite populations increase more slowly on okra leaf cotton genotypes than on normal leaf genotypes (Bailey et al., 1978; Thomson,

THE AUSTRALIAN COTTON CULTIVAR TRIAL RESULTS FOR THE LAST TWO SEASONS

Thomson, N.J., Reid, P.E., Mann, G.

Again, as for previous conferences, we are providing an update of the ACCT results over the last two seasons. In both seasons 30 entries were tested at each of 12 sites (Warren, Breeza.

GENOTYPE ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION FOR YIELD IN COTTON

Lawrence, Peter, DeLacy, , Ian

Four cotton breeding programs have been operating in Australia, three i n New South Wales and one in Queensland .

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