Vol. 23 (1970)

Papers

• The effect of chlormequat on wheat crops where lodging is induced by eyespot

  J.T. Witchalls

  17-23

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• The effect of chlormequat on cereal and maize crops in the Manawatu

  W.J.P. Mitchel

  24-27

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• Chlormequat: a growth regulator to control lodging in wheat

  L.E.R. MacLean

  28-30

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• Weed control in maize

  G.L.B. Cumberland, L.J. Matthews, E.N. Honore

  31-36

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• Pre- and post-emergence weed control in maize

  W.J.P. Mitchel

  37-41

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• A new herbicide for weed control in maize

  C.W. Woon

  42-46

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• What is a ""Grass Weed""?

  C.S. Harris

  47-50

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• The presence of other grasses in perennial ryegrass/white clover pastures

  P.C. Palmer

  51-56

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• The pattern of weed invasion in ryegrass pasture

  N.L. Round-Turner

  57-65

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• Control of ratstail in pasture

  E.N. Honore

  66-68

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• Control of tall fescue

  E.N. Honore, C.L.B. Cumberland

  69-71

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• Pennisetum macrourum

  C.W. Nixon, T.J. Smallridge

  72-76

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• Cost of barley grass

  P.J. Rumball

  77-82

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• Synecology of some barley grass communities in the central Manawatu

  D.A. Grant, P.R. Ball

  83-89

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• Experience in controlling barley grass

  P.J. McKenna

  90-92

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• Chemical control of barley grass

  G.C. Atkinson

  93-96

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• TCA and carbetamide for control of barley grass in coastal Otago

  F.A. Meeklah, H. McRobb, R.B. Mitchell

  97-102

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• An evaluation of additives to paraquat for the control of barley grass

  P.C. Palmer, P.P. Williams

  103-106

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• Selective control of barley grass in pasture with a mixture of TCA and 2,2-DPA

  R.W. Moffat, B.N. MacDiarmid

  107-112

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• DDT in retrospect

  F.B. Thompson

  113-117

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• Environmental residues under New Zealand conditions

  D.L. Harrison

  118-123

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• Side-effects of granulated insecticides in Canterbury

  E.S. Bucknell

  124-126

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• Evaluation of aircraft spray techniques

  W.E. Yates, J. Hager

  127-137

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• Two techniques for improving broadcast ground application of pesticides

  J.R.F. McLean

  138-140

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• The control of grass grub in pasture using liquid insecticides through special machinery

  T.E.T. Trought, A.L. Wood

  141-150

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• Factors affecting the incorporation of trifluralin

  R.A.G. Gerrard

  151-155

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• Soil incorporation of thiocarbamate herbicides

  J.R. van_Diepen

  156-158

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• Control of grass grub

  R.L. Taylor

  159-162

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• Six years' results with fensulfothion for the control of grass grub

  L.E.R. MacLean, B.F.A. Rough, C.K. Proude

  163-168

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• Grass grub control by chemicals, 1969

  P.E.C. Read

  169-171

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• Field trials against grass grub including some newer insecticides

  P.G. Fenemore

  172-176

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• Attempted grass grub control by treatment of adults

  P.G. Fenemore, D.C.F. Perrott

  177-179

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• A rational approach to grass grub control

  W.M. Kain, D.S. Atkinson

  180-183

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• Insecticide metabolism and its inhibition in relation to resistance

  S. Balabaskaran

  184-190

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• Possible new insecticides for porina control

  E.A. Upritchard

  191-193

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• Control of porina caterpillar

  R.L. Taylor

  194-199

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• Time-lapse photography for the observation of porina caterpillar behaviour

  M.J. Esson

  200-204

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• Considerations for the design of field trials with insecticides for the control of porina caterpillar

  D.C.F. Perrott

  205-208

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• Carrot rust fly control with diazinon

  K.G. Tate

  209-213

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• Carrot rust fly control: Field evaluation of non-persistent insecticides

  K.G. Tate

  214-215

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• The control of slugs and snails

  C.K. Proude

  216-219

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• The slug problem

  B.P. Coleman

  220-224

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