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Asian citrus psyllid — searching for resistance genes
09-14-2011 by Scott Emerson
Rotation has been the call from the scientific community because too much of a good thing can be really bad if you only have a few weapons in your arsenal and pests
Tage:Resistance, crop protection, gene, Imidacloprid, insecticide
Improving maize’s resistance by using bacteria
09-09-2011
Maize plants that have been inoculated with bacteria naturally present in the soil show improved resistance against a pathogenic fungus and a considerable reduction
Tage:maize, resistance, pest, bacteria
Louisiana weed scientists get first look at chemical effectivenes
09-07-2011
One of the benefits weed scientists enjoy is the ability to evaluate various compounds or technologies prior to their commercialization. In addition to potential ben
Tage:Weed, herbicide, glyphosate, glufosinate, dicamba, 2.4-D, pyroxasulfone, BASF
New form of resistance to light leaf spot discovered in oilseed r
09-05-2011
A team of researchers funded by BBSRC and KWS UK Ltd and led by Professor Bruce Fitt, formerly of Rothamsted Research and now at the University of Hertfordshire, has
Tage:Crop disease, BBSRC, gene, oilseed rape, biotech, fungicide
New nematicide, techniques hold promise for walnut orchards, othe
09-01-2011
University of California researchers are trying to perfect a treatment for nematodes, a ubiquitous pest that can damage walnut trees and other crops.
Tage:Nematicide, crop, walnut, Bayer CropScience, Movento, Nemacur
Rootworms show resistance to Midwest Bt corn
08-24-2011
Isolated findings of resistant rootworms in Iowa emphasize that planting a refuge is more critical than ever for maintaining the durability of Bt corn, a Purdue Exte
Tage:Bt corn, pest, resistance
Roundup herbicide research shows plant, soil problems
08-23-2011 by Carey Gillam
The heavy use of Monsanto's Roundup herbicide appears to be causing harmful changes in soil and potentially hindering yields of the genetically modified crops that f
Tage:Herbicide, glyphosate, Roundup, Monsanto, GM crop, disease, soil
Africa and UK scientists make a significant breakthrough in prote
08-11-2011
In research published today, a team of scientists from Africa and the UK have made a breakthrough that will help in developing novel and ecologically sound approache
Tage:Africa, UK, maize, pest, spotted stemborer
Study shows how honey bee tolerates some pesticides
08-05-2011
A new study reveals how enzymes in the honey bee gut detoxify pesticides commonly used to kill mites in the honey bee hive. This is the first study to indicate the p
Tage:Pesticide, honey, agrochemical
Cotton 'topping' cuts bollworm infestations, study finds
08-03-2011
Cutting the shoot tips of the tops of cotton plants may control key pests and potentially reduce cotton farmers' dependence on insecticides, according to a study by
Tage:Cotton, pest, Africa

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