Vol. 58 (2005)

• Foreword

  A.I. Popay

  xiii-xiii

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• Improving border biosecurity potential economic benefits to New Zealand

  D.J. Kriticos, C.B. Phillips, D.M. Suckling

  1-6

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• Estimating the probability of eradication of painted apple moth from Auckland

  J.M. Kean, D.M. Suckling

  7-11

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• Effectiveness of Foray 48B over time after application against the painted apple moth

  J.G. Charles, D.J. Allan, A. Chhagan, L.E. Jamieson

  12-16

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• Evaluating the benefits of doseresponse bioassays during aerial pest eradication operations

  B. Richardson, M.K. Kay, M.O. Kimberley, J.G. Charles, B.A. Gresham

  17-23

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• Thrips palmi potential survival and population growth in New Zealand

  A.E.A. Stephens, P.R. Dentener

  24-30

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• Chemistry of the sex pheromone gland of the fall webworm Hyphantria cunea discovered in New Zealand

  A.M. El-Sayed, AR. Gibb, D.M. Suckling

  31-36

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• Reducing the impact of fruit spoilage diseases on New Zealands fruit export industries

  R.M. Beresford

  37-41

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• Taxonomy of fruitrotting fungal pathogens whats really out there

  P.R. Johnston, S.R. Pennycook, M.A. Manning

  42-46

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• Biological control of fruit pathogens

  R.A.G. Elmer, S.M. Hoyte, J.L. Vanneste, T. Reglinski, R.N. Wood, F.J. Parry

  47-54

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• Ecological alternatives for disease management of fruit rot pathogens

  K.R. Everett, J.L. Vanneste, I.C. Hallett, M. Walter

  55-61

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• Multiple strategies for effective pathogen control

  T.M. Spiers, R.A.G. Elmer, R.N. Wood, T. Reglinski, K.G. Tate

  62-67

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• Novel approaches to controlling fruit pathogens

  R.E. Beever, K.M. Plummer, K.V. Wurms

  68-73

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• Present status of strawberry fruit rot diseases in New Zealand

  O.E. Timudo-Torrevilla, K.R. Everett, N.W. Waipara, K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson Weeds, G.I. Langford, M. Walter

  74-79

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• Comparing surface wetness inside and outside grape canopies for regionwide assessment of plant disease risk

  W.R. Henshall, R.M. Beresford, R.W. Chynoweth, P. Ramankutty

  80-83

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• The efficacy of fungicides and biocontrol agents for control of Glomerella cingulata on Satsuma mandarins

  K.R. Everett, T. Machin

  84-88

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• Testing efficacy of fungicides against postharvest pathogens of avocado (Persea americana cv Hass)

  K.R. Everett, S.G. Owen, J.G.M. Cutting

  89-95

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• Sulphur as an alternative to copper for the control of bacterial blast on nectarine fruit

  G.E. McLaren, J.L. Vanneste, R.R. Marshall

  96-100

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• Copper and streptomycin resistance in bacterial strains isolated from stone fruit orchards in New Zealand

  J.L Vanneste, G.E McLaren, J. Yu, D.A. Conzish, R. Boyd

  101-105

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• Effect of prohexadionecalcium on nectar composition of pomaceous flowers and on bacterial growth

  F. Spinelli, J.L Vanneste, G.L. Marcazzjin, A.G. Sabatini, G. Costa

  106-111

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• The impact of tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) endophyte (Neotyphodium spp) on nontarget soil nematodes

  N.L. Bell

  112-116

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• Soil biota associated with endophyteinfected tall fescue in the field

  A.J. Popay, J.G. Jensen

  117-121

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• Establishment of Serratia entomophila in soil from a granular formulation

  M. O'Callaghan, F.M. Gerard

  122-125

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• Leaf herbivory by clover root weevil adults how much do they eat

  P.J. Gerard, D.L. Hackell

  126-130

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• Assays to determine the predatory ability of Pergamasus against clover flea

  T.M. Eden, D.J. Wilson, D.L. Hackell

  131-134

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• Measuring parasitoid carbohydrate levels to improve biological control

  H.D. Vattala, S.D. Wratten, C.B. Phillips, E.L. Wackers, S.P Worner

  135-139

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• Interspecific competition between Rhinocyllus conicus and Urophora soistitialis L on nodding thistle in Canterbury

  M.R. McNeill, C.J. Fletcher

  140-147

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• Horizontal seed dispersion patterns of Californian thistle (Cirsium arvense)

  I.A. Wallace, J.PJ. Eerens, A. Rahman, B.D. Clarkson

  148-151

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• Fathen (Chenopodium album) a biotype resistant to dicamba

  T.K. James, A. Rahman, J.M. Meilsop

  152-156

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• Efficacy of several organic herbicides and glyphosate formulations under simulated rainfall

  T.K. James, A. Rahman

  157-163

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• Long term ground cover options for apple orchards

  K.C. Harrington, M.J. Hartley, A. Rahman, T.K. James

  164-168

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• Control strategies for Madeira vine (Anredera cordifolia)

  H.J. Webb, K.C. Harrington

  169-173

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• Influence of dose and molecular weight on foliar mass uptake of surfactant

  C.M. Nielsen, K.D. Steele, W.A. Forster, J.A. Zabkiewicz

  174-178

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• Characterising plant surfaces for spray adhesion and retention

  R.E. Gaskin, K.D. Steele, W.A. Forster

  179-183

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• Suitability of valued eucalypt species for the larval development of the gum leaf skeletoniser Uraba lugens

  K.J.B. Potter, A.E.A. Stephens

  184-190

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• Parasitism of gum leaf skeletoniser (Uraba lugens) in New Zealand

  S. Mansfield, D.J. Kriticos, K.J.B. Potter, M.C. Watson

  191-196

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• Influence of grass species on the foraging behaviour of Platygaster hiemalis a parasitoid of the Hessian fly Mayetiola destructor

  T.M. Withers, M.O. Harris

  197-201

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• The effect of parasitism by Aphidius ervi on development and reproduction of the pea aphid Acyrthosiphon pisum

  X.Z. He, Q. Wang, D.A.J. Teulon

  202-207

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• Distribution of western (Glasshouse strain) and intonsa flower thrips in New Zealand

  D.A.J. Teulon, M-C. Nielsen

  208-212

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• Between and within field variability of New Zealand indigenous flower visitors to onions

  B.G. Howlett, B.J. Donovan, J.A. McCallum, L.E. Newstrom, D.A.J. Teulon

  213-218

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• Impact of pheromone trap design placement and pheromone blend on catch of potato tuber moth

  T.J.B. Herman, J.R. Clearwater, C.M. Triggs

  219-223

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• Parasitism of tomato fruitworm larvae in process tomatoes at Pukekohe

  G.P Walker, T.J.B. Herman, M.S. Qureshi, S. Winkler, A.R. Wallace

  224-228

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• Carrot seed coating with bacteria for seedling protection from grass grub damage

  D.A. Wright, J. Swaminathan, M. Blaser, T.A. Jackson

  229-233

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• Grass grub damage and mycorrhizal colonisation of grapevine rootstocks

  D.C. Mundy, P.A. Alspach, J. Dufay

  234-238

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• Virus surveys of lettuce crops and management of lettuce bigvein disease in New Zealand

  J.D. Fletcher, C.M. France, R.C. Butler

  239-244

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• Dormancy of Sclerotium cepivorum sclerotia in New Zealand soils

  K.L McLean, G.E. Harper, C.M. Frampton, A. Stewart

  245-250

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• Evaluation of selected fungal isolates for the control of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum using cabbage pot bioassays

  N. Rabeendran, E.E. Jones, D.J. Moot, A. Stewart

  251-255

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• Latent periods of septoria tritici blotch on ten cultivars of wheat

  S.L.H. Viljanen-Rollinson, M.V. Marroni, R.C. Butler, Y. Deng, T. Armour

  256-260

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• Evaluation of the susceptibility of various grass species to Gaeumannomyces graminis var tritici

  S.F Chng, M.G. Cromey, R.C. Butler

  261-267

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• Susceptibility of New Zealand wheat cultivars to sharp eyespot

  M.G. Cromey, R.C. Butler, C.A. Munro, S.C. Shorter

  268-272

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• Sources of variation in a field evaluation of the incidence and severity of olive leaf spot

  E.O. Obanor, M. Walter, E.E. Jones, M.V. Jaspers

  273-277

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• In vitro effects of fungicides on conidium germination of Spilocaea oleagina the cause of olive leaf spot

  E.O. Obanor, M. Walter, E.E. Jones, M.V. Jaspers

  278-282

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• Distribution and new host records for Cosmospora aurantiicola and Cosmospora flammea entomopathogens of Diaspididae in New Zealand

  J.L. Tyson, R.C. Henderson, R.A. Fullerton, L.E. Jamieson, K.J. Froud

  283-287

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• A technique for measuring growth rate and survival of armoured scale insects

  M.G. Hill, N.A. Mauchline, L.R. Cate, P.G. Connolly

  288-293

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• Settlement of armoured scale insects on fruit of commercial Actinidia spp

  N.A. Mauchline, M.G. Hill

  294-298

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• Natural enemies of citrus red mite (Panonychus citri) in citrus orchards

  L.E. Jamieson, J.G. Charles, P.S. Stevens, C.E. McKenna, R. Bawden

  299-305

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• Phenology of apple leafcurling midge (Dasineura mali) in relation to parasitism by Platygaster demades

  P.W. Shaw, D.R. Wallis, P.A. Alspach, W.R.M. Sandanayaka

  306-310

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• Role of olfaction in host selection by Pseudaphycus maculipennis (Hymenoptera Encyrtidae)

  W.R.M. Sandanayaka, J.G. Charles, P. Ramankutty

  311-314

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Poster Abstracts

• Postharvest disinfestation of new diseases on asparagus

  D.R. Beasley, C.M. Horlock, L-H. Cheah

  315-315

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• Influence of crop rotation on soilborne diseases of potato crops in Manawatu

  L-H. Cheah, A.T Marsh

  315-315

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• Pesticide compatibility of bacterial biological control agents with the potential to control aphanomyces root rot in peas

  N. Bolstridge, E.E. Jones, A. Stewart

  316-316

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• Occurrence and diversity of Trichoderma spp in vegetable cropping systems

  E.L. T Bourguignon, K.L. McLean, E.E. Jones, L.M. Condron, A. Stewart

  316-316

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• Apple orchard management practices affect microbial populations on leaves and fruit

  M. Walter, K.S.H. Boyd-Wilson, E.O. Obanor, P.A. Alspach, R.R. Marshall, C.M. Frampton, N.W. Waipara

  317-317

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• Relationships between pear fruit surface Botrytis cinerea and Penicillium expansum spore levels and fruit decay

  R.A. Spotts, M. Serdani, M. Walter, P. Harris-Virgin

  317-317

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• Partial characterisation of two unidentified Carlalike viruses from Dioscorea opposita (Discoreaceae) and Gynura sp (Asteraceae)

  B.S.M. Lebas, E.M. Ochoa-Corona, D.R. Elliott, J.Z. Tang, B.J.R. Alexander

  318-318

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• Detection of Poinsettia mosaic virus in Euphorbia species in New Zealand

  B.S.M. Lebas, E.M. Ochoa-Corona, D.R. Elliott, J.Z. Tang, B.J.R. Alexander

  318-318

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• Tibouchina sp and Anemone x hybrida new hosts of Strawberry latent ringspot virus in New Zealand

  J.Z. Tang, E.M. Ochoa-Corona, B.S.M. Lebas, D.R. Elliott, B.J.R. Alexander

  319-319

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• Utilising carrot disks to screen potential biopesticides against Pratylenchus penetrans

  L.T Davis, N.L Bell

  319-319

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• Effects of genetically modified aprotininexpressing tobacco on three earthworm species

  W.B. Stilwell, M. O'Callaghan, E.P.J. Burgess, E.I. Barraclough

  320-320

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• Light or gravity what drives first instar clover root weevil larvae to enter the soil

  D.L. Hackell

  320-320

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• A record of parasitism of tropical grass webworm in New Zealand

  D.L. Hackell, S. Hardwick

  321-321

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• Potential of ethyl (2E4Z)24decadienoate for monitoring codling moth in New Zealand

  V.J. Mitchell, L.M. Manning, N. Fletcher, D.M. Suckling, A.M. El-Sayed

  321-321

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• The effect of temperature on emergence of apple leaf curling midge and its parasitoid Platygaster demades

  W.R.M. Sandanayaka, P.W. Shaw

  322-322

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• Sticky traps for monitoring beneficial insects in pipfruit orchards

  D.R. Wallis, P.W Shaw

  322-322

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• Detection of scale insects (Hemiptera Diaspididae) in 2004

  K.L. Paice, J.E. Richmond, S.J. Bennett, H.G. Pearson, G.S.C. Gill

  323-323

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• The variety of insects caught in a 75 m high suction trap

  D.E. James, D.A.J. Teulon

  323-323

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• Are high country weeds the source of New Zealand flower thrips on crop plants in spring

  D.A.J. Teulon, M.V. Marroni, M-C. Nielsen

  324-324

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• Assessing a possible flower thrips incursion using flower samples and semiochemicals

  D.A.J. Teulon, M-C. Nielsen, C.A. Muir, G.M. Burnip, B.J.T McCarthy

  324-324

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• An imported Australian virus for the control of painted apple moth

  J. Poulton, V.K. Ward, T.R. Glare, N.E. Markwick

  325-325

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• Tipping the scales in your favour preparing comprehensive ERMA applications

  S.A. Whiteman, G.S. Ridley

  325-325

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• Aminopyralid a new herbicide for the control of broadleaf weeds in pastures cropping and wasteland

  S.R. Fowler, B.M. Husband

  326-326

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• Evaluation of whole plant chlorophyll fluorescence technology for rapid adjuvant systems phytotoxicity determinations

  J.A. Zabkiewicz

  326-326

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