Sunday, December 9, 2001: 1:00 PM-4:30 PM | |||
Sunrise(Meeting House/Executive Conference Center) | |||
Section F Symposium: Rootworm Transgenics: Current Status and Resistance Management Considerations | |||
Session Chair(s): | Bruce E. Hibbard Thomas L. Clark | ||
1:00 PM | Introductory Remarks | ||
1:05 PM | 0107 | Sixty years of native host-plant resistance research: Transgenic resistance to rootworms in context Bruce E. Hibbard | |
1:25 PM | 0108 | The Monsanto product: Current status Jay C. Pershing | |
1:45 PM | 0109 | Corn rootworm resistance update: Insect efficacy and resistance management issues Dan Moellenbeck | |
2:05 PM | 0110 | Modeling resistance to transgenic corn: Important variables and possible scenarios Nick Storer | |
2:25 PM | 0111 | The impact of larval movement patterns and alternate larval hosts on the biology and resistance management of the western corn rootworm Thomas L. Clark, Bruce E. Hibbard | |
2:45 PM | Break | ||
3:00 PM | 0112 | Adult movement in a soybean rotation Joseph Spencer, Timothy Mabry, Eli Levine, Scott Isard | |
3:20 PM | 0113 | The relative fitness of western corn rootworm adults after larval and/or adult feeding on transgenic corn Lance Meinke | |
3:40 PM | 0114 | Transgenics vs areawide management: Competing or complementary strategies? Laurence D. Chandler | |
4:00 PM | 0115 | Implications of the Nebraska insecticide resistance esterase system toward understanding corn rootworm gene flow and potential resistance to transgenics Blair Siegfried, Lance Meinke |
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