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INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT – CONCEPTS AND POTENTIAL FOR THE CONTROL OF BORERS ON PROTEAS

Article number

387_17

Pages

153 – 158

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Abstract

Basic integrated pest management concepts are outlined.
Where possible, these are related to protea pest control, and the potential value of such practices is elucidated.
A case study considering the control of a stem borer on a Leucadendron cultivar is explained, highlighting the value of a range of alternative control measures.

Publication

III International Protea Research Symposium

Authors

M. Wright

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1995.387.17

Online Articles (24)

2. THREATS TO THE CONSERVATION OF SOUTHWESTERN AUSTRALIAN PROTEACEAE

Byron B. Lamont | R. T. Wills | E.T.F. Witkowski

3. THE PROTEAS OF TROPICAL AFRICA

J.S. Beard

4. COMMERCIAL PICKING OF BANKSIA HOOKERIANA FROM NATURAL POPULATIONS ADVERSELY AFFECTS SHOOT, FLOWER AND SEED PRODUCTION AND PLANT NUTRIENT STATUS

E.T.F. Witkowski | Byron B. Lamont

5. THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEUCOSPERMUM AND SERRURIA AS FLOWERING POT PLANTS

A. Ackerman | J. Ben-Jaacov | G.J. Brits | D.G. Malan | J.H. Coetzee | E. Tal

6. SELECTION CRITERIA FOR PROTEA FLOWERING POT PLANTS

G.J. Brits

7. CROP SCIENCE OF PROTEACEAE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES

D.G. Malan

8. ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURE OF TWO SPECIES OF PROTEA GROWN IN SOILLESS CULTIVATION

P. Allemand | M. Montarone | M. Le Bris

9. GROWING PROTEACEAE SOILLESS UNDER SHELTER

M. Montarone | P. Allemand

10. EFFECTS OF TREATMENT WITH GIBBERELLIC ACID ON GERMINATION OF PROTEA CYNAROIDES, P. EXIMIA, P. NERIIFOLIA AND P. REPENS (PROTEACEAE)

J.A. Rodríguez Pérez

11. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION INTO THE EFFECT OF TIME OF PRUNING ON SHOOT GROWTH AND FLOWERING TIME OF PROTEA

D.G. Malan | R.D. le Roux

12. PRUNING OF PROTEA CV. CARNIVAL TO OPTIMISE ECONOMIC BIOMASS PRODUCTION

A.I. Gerber | E.J. Greenfield | K.I. Theron | G. Jacobs

13. EFFECT OF TWO IRRIGATION FREQUENCIES ON WATER STATUS, LEAF DIFFUSIVE CONDUCTANCE AND NET PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN PROTEA EXIMIA GROWN ON GRAVEL SUBSTRATE

L. Urban | M. Huyghes | M. Montarone

14. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FACTORS ON IN VITRO MULTIPLICATION OF LEUCADENDRON ‘SAFARI SUNSET’ (PROTEACEAE)

J.F. Pérez-Francés | A.J. Expósito | J.A. Rodríguez

15. MICROPROPAGATION OF PROTEA REPENS

B.A. Rugge

16. PROTEA PLANT PROTECTION: FROM THE AFRICAN CONTEXT TO THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA

M.G. Wright | M.D. Saunderson

17. FIELD STUDIES ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PHOSPHONATE SUPPRESSION OF PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT IN PROTEAS

L.V. Turnbull | L.R. Crees

18. INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT – CONCEPTS AND POTENTIAL FOR THE CONTROL OF BORERS ON PROTEAS

M. Wright

19. PHYTOPHTHORA DIEBACK IN BANKSIAS: SCREENING FOR RESISTANCE

K. Tynan | E.S. Scott | M. Sedgley | K. Dixon | K. Sivasithamparam

20. CULTIVAR DEVELOPMENT OF ORNAMENTAL MEMBERS OF THE PROTEACEAE

M. Sedgley

21. ‘MARKETABLE PRODUCT’ APPROACH TO BREEDING PROTEACEAE IN SOUTH AFRICA

G.M. Littlejohn | I.D. van der Walt | G.C. van der Berg | W.G. de Waal | G. Brits

22. INTERNATIONAL PROTEA CULTIVAR REGISTRATION: PROGRESS REPORT

J. Sadie

23. REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF BANKSIA

M. Sedgley | A.M. Fuss

24. DEVELOPMENT OF LEUCADENDRON SINGLE STEM CUT FLOWERS

G.C. van den Berg | G.J. Brits