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... these pests, further introductions of new Australian-origin pests are highly likely in the future, facilitated by increasing world trade and movement of ...insect pests overseas has risen ... See full document

... weed biological control, second only to the ...in Australia, listing the >200 insect and pathogens released as biocontrol ...reduced control costs and increased pasture production exceed ... See full document

... specific biological control agents (parasitoids) from Tasmania, Australia, have focused on the larval parasitoid wasp, Eadya paropsidis (Braconidae), first described in ...for biological ... See full document

... olites (3, 9). Phase I variants are involved in the symbiotic relationship with entomopathogenic nematodes and are iso- lated from the nonfeeding infective stage nematodes and the body cavities of insects killed by these ... See full document

... 132 Effective natural predators of the three major insect pests present within 133 Australian cacao systems are yet to be identified and an efficient biological control 134 program, as a[r] ... See full document

... in biological control of urban and forest pests (shown in 1974); small discs coated with a light oil were used to capture and sample populations of adult red gum lerp psyllid and ... See full document

... couraged biological control specialists to give exten- sive and intensive attention for selecting the adequate species of the ...insect pests is usually recognized as Trichogramma ... See full document

... Woloshuk and D.E. Maier, Efficacy of ozone to control insects, moulds and mycotoxins. In: E.J. Donahaye, S. Navarro and A. Varnava, Editors, Proceedings of the International Conference on Controlled Atmosphere and ... See full document

... Such a study is critical to the imple- mentation of IPM in the rose range, because a typical full-volume spray in roses may reach hundreds of gallons of water per acre. Such high volume thoroughly wets the foliage, but ... See full document

... We therefore implemented bioassay-based laboratory screenings and field efficacy trials in Irish potatoes. Not only were the Rwandan nematodes assessed, but they were also compared with three international EPNs commonly ... See full document

... commonly observed in various media (Simonová et al. 2015). Paenibacillus polymyxa (Bacillus polymyxa) is a Gram-positive bacterium, which is also able to fix ni- trogen (Vilinska et al. 2008). Being Gram-positive, B. ... See full document

... growing eucalypt (Makany 1964) with the primary goals of providing both wood for the pulp industry and fuel energy for the rural population (Delwaulle et ...of eucalypt plantations ... See full document

... Wastewater is often considered to be a source of public health problem and to be disposed of rather than considered as a resource. The choice of treatment system is usually governed by disposal strategy rather than reuse ... See full document

... in eucalypt genomics and marker technologies in the last year which are leading to a rapid increase in our understanding of the eucalypt genome and opportunities to link genes to phenotypic variation of ... See full document

... There are so many post-grads and post-docs of Lincoln University I would like to thank. Helen Charles, Mariska Anderson, Sofia Orre-Gordon, Jean Tompkins and Dean O’Connell for the coffees and help with the difficulties ... See full document

... to control plot were killed ...to control a two spotted spider mite (TSSM)-Tetranychus urticae) and ...and control plots with 4 ...each control treatment, and the B ( predatory mite+neem oil) ... See full document

... We measured functional traits of 128 trees and shrubs across tropical and temperate rainforest- open vegetation transitions in Australia, with giant eucalypt forests situated between the[r] ... See full document

... Functional agrobiodiversity (FAB) uses design and management of crops and their surroundings to gain more natural enemies, making crops more robust to pests. One method can be to provide increased plant diversity ... See full document

... applications of fertilizers and heavy grazing (Yates et al. 2000b; Prober et al. 2002; Close et al. 2008; Duncan et al. 2008). A study by Close et al. (2008) in remnants in the current study area showed that recently ... See full document

... Cost and reliability have hindered entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) from realizing their full market size. Research approaches continually evolve in response to these issues. They address EPN basics, but other issues ... See full document