Plant Protection QuarterlyVolume 19 Issue 3, 2004
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Research reports |
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Effects of mixed cropping on the population abundance of Aphis gossypii Glover and coccinellids on chilli. J.L. Chong, A.B. Idris and M.N. Mohamad Roff. Abstract |
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The susceptibility of Chinese wormwood (Artemisia verlotiorum Lamotte) to various herbicides. Rebecca Breaden and Trevor Armstrong. Abstract |
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Experimental inoculations of the rust fungus Puccinia xanthii, a biological control agent against Noogoora burr (Xanthium occidentale) in northern Australia. Veronica Edgar and Blair Grace. Abstract |
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Economic benefits of a recent research program into controlling serrated tussock in south-eastern Australia. D.T. Vere, G.R. Griffith and R.E. Jones. Abstract |
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Biological control of the papaya mealybug, Paracoccus marginatus (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) in Guam. D.E. Meyerdirk, R. Muniappan, R. Warkentin, J. Bamba and G.V.P. Reddy. Abstract |
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Seminar proceedings: What is new in the cropping world? |
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Avoiding the penalties of spray drift with a practical look at glyphosate. Les Toohey. (No abstract) |
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New application techniques and nozzles. Peter Alexander. (No abstract) |
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Interaction of nozzles with spray fluids on droplet drift. J.H. Combellack. Abstract |
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Trends in herbicide formulation development. Anthony Flynn and Philip Pentland. Abstract |
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The ecology of common heliotrope in a Mediterranean dryland cropping system. James Hunt, Roger Cousens and Sue Knights. Abstract |
126 |
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Managing weeds in pulses – the wiping alternative. Katherine Hollaway. Abstract |
127 |
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Predicting clodinafop efficacy. T.S. Andrews, R.W. Medd, R. van de Ven and D.I. Pickering. (No abstract) |
128 |