2008 ESA Annual Meeting, November 16-19, 2008: From North American Pest to European Threat: 21st Century Western Corn Rootworm Management at Home and Abroad
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From North American Pest to European Threat: 21st Century Western Corn Rootworm Management at Home and Abroad
Organizers:
Joseph L. Spencer , Bruce E. Hibbard and Stefan Vidal
Introduction to the Symposium - J Spencer
0996
Western corn rootworm in Europe: Actual research and management projects, and future directions
Stefan Vidal
,
Georg-August-Universitat Goettingen
0997
Invasion of Europe by the western corn rootworm: What can population genetics tell us?
Thomas Guillemaud
,
Equipe "Biologie des Populations en Interaction", UMR 1301 Interactions Biotiques et Santé Végétale
0998
Dispersal behaviour of western corn rootworm in Europe
Stefan Toepfer
,
CABI Europe
;
Jozsef Kiss
,
Szent Istvan University
;
Nora Levay
,
Szent Istvan University
;
Ulrich Kuhlmann
,
CABI Europe - Switzerland
0999
Population density of
Diabrotica virgifera virgifera
LeConte in Serbian first-year and continuous maize
Ivan Sivcev
,
Institute for Plant Protection and Environment
;
S. Stankovic
,
Institute for Science Application in Agriculture
;
M. Kostic
,
Institute for Medicinal Plant Research "Dr. Josif Pancic"
;
N. Lakic
,
N/A
;
Z. Popovic
,
Institute for Biological Research "Sinisa Stankovic"
1000
Exploiting scents of distress: Herbivore-induced plant odours and the prospects of using them in the control of agricultural pests
Ted C. J. Turlings
,
University of Neuchâtel
Break
1001
Down-regulation of maize defense genes by
Diabrotica virgifera virgifera
-vectored
Wolbachia
Georgia Davis
,
University of Missouri
1002
Rootworm-host interactions: Current research and potential applications
Bruce E. Hibbard
,
USDA-ARS
;
Elisa Bernklau
,
USDA-ARS
;
Louis Bjostad
,
Colorado State University
1003
Managing western corn rootworm behavior in transgenic corn and other crops
Joseph L. Spencer
,
Illinois Natural History Survey
;
S. Raghu
,
Queensland University of Technology
1004
IPM and IRM for western corn rootworms in North America: Past and current practices should enlighten our future plans
Kevin Steffey
,
University of Illinois
;
Michael Gray
,
University of Illinois
Concluding Remarks
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