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XIVth
INTERNATIONAL PLANT PROTECTION CONGRESS Plant
Protection Towards the Third Millennium - JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, JULY 25 - 30, 1999 |
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
08:30 - 09:00 HALL A
Chairperson: N. Aharonson, Israel Abstract PageGREETINGS M. Ben-Sasson, Rector The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, I. Levite, Managing Director Maktehshim Agan Industries, Ltd., B. Rubin, Chairman, Scientific Program Committee, Israel 09:00 - 09:45 HALL A
Chairperson: B. Raccah, IsraelBOTTLENECKS IN IPM 09:45 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION 10:15 - 12:45 HALL A
Chairpersons: H. Ishii, JapanM. Kehat, Israel M. Wysoki, Israel 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:20 INTEGRATED PEST AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR APPLE 10:35 SUCCESSFUL INTRODUCTION OF DISEASE-TOLERANT NEW CULTIVAR
IN IPM IN JAPANESE PEAR 11:05 CURRENT STATUS OF IPM IN APPLE ORCHARDS 11:35 THE ROLE OF PARASITIC HYMENOPTERA IN IPM 12:05 BEHAVIOURAL ADAPTATION OF ORIENTAL FRUIT MOTH (GRAPHOLITA
MOLESTA BUSCK., TORTRICIDAE, LEPIDOPTERA) UNDER LONG TERM MATING DISRUPTION 12:20 EFFECT OF CULTURAL PRACTICES AND FUNGICIDE TREATMENT
ON ALTERNARIA LEAF SPOT OF ALMOND TREES 12:35 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:45 HALL B
Chairpersons: J.J. Menn, USA Abstract PageH. Abir, Israel F. R. Hall, USA 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:20 BIOPESTICIDES IN IPM 10:45 APPLICATION OF BIOPESTICIDES: HOW MANY SPORES PER DROPLET? 11:10 BT INSECTICIDES IN CROP PROTECTION - REALITY AND PROSPECTS 11:35 IMPROVING THE EFFICACY OF MYCOINSECTICIDES 12:00 CONTROL OF PLANT DISEASES BY BIOFUNGICIDES 12:25 BIOHERBICIDES : THEIR USE, PERCEIVED LIMITATIONS, AND FUTURE 12:40 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:45 HALL C
Chairpersons: D.L. Shaner, USA Abstract PageE. Koren, Israel 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:40 HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING FOR NOVEL AGROCHEMICALS 11:05 NEW GENERATION OF PROTOX-INHIBITING HERBICIDES 11:30 MODE OF ACTION OF HPPD INHIBITING HERBICIDES 11:55 NATURAL PRODUCTS AS SOURCES FOR NEW MECHANISMS
OF HERBICIDAL ACTION 12:25 GENERIC CROP PROTECTION PRODUCTS, A PLACE AND TIME 12:40 CLOSING 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:45 HALL D
Chairpersons: I. Yamamoto, Japan Abstract PageE. Shaaya, Israel 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:25 MOLECULAR AND CHEMO -SYSTEMATICS: DO THEY HAVE A ROLE
IN AGROCHEMICAL DISCOVERY ? 10:55 THE POTENTIAL OF NATURAL NAPHTHOQUINONES AS A NEW
CLASS OF PEST CONTROL AGENTS 11:25 PLANT ESSENTIAL OILS FOR PEST AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT 11:55 NATURAL VOLATILES AS ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL BROMIDE
FOR THE CONTROL OF INSECTS ATTACKING STORED PRODUCTS AND CUT FLOWERS 12:10 SEARCH FOR PEST CONTROL CHEMICALS FROM SOUTHEAST ASIAN PLANTS 12:25 NEEM-BASED BIOPESTICIDES AGAINST THE WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS
(WFT) AND THE ONION THRIPS 12:40 CLOSING 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:45 HALL E
Chairpersons: G.A. Matthews, UK Abstract PageA. Gamliel, Israel 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:25 EFFECTS OF FORMULATION ON SPRAY NOZZLE PERFORMANCE 10:50 ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SPRAY TECHNIQUES FOR TREE CROPS 11:15 SPRAY DRIFT - IMPACT OF REQUIREMENTS TO PROTECT
THE ENVIRONMENT 11:40 SPRAYING VEGETABLE CROPS IN SMALL-HOLDER AGRICULTURE
IN ZIMBABWE 12:05 OPTIMIZING ADSORPTION OF HYDROPHOBIC HERBICIDES
ON ORGANO-CLAYS 12:20 A LACK OF CONCENTRATION - THE FAILURE
OF THE AGROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY TO SUPPORT IMPROVED PESTICIDE APPLICATION
TECHNIQUES 12:35 CLOSING AND DISCUSSION 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:45 HALL F
Chairpersons: R. Hull, UK Abstract PageB. Raccah, Israel 10:15 INTRODUCTION 10:20 BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS INVOLVED IN THE USE
OF TRANSGENIC CROPS 10:50 TRANSGENIC ARTHROPODS FOR PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS: RISKS AND
REALITIES 11:20 RISKS OF THE RELEASE OF TRANSGENIC HERBICIDE
RESISTANT PLANTS BOTH WITH RESPECT TO HUMANS AND ANIMALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT 11:50 ASSESSING THE RISKS OF RELEASING GENETICALLY MODIFIED
VIRUS INSECTICIDES 12:20 RISK ASSESSMENT OF BT TOXINS ADSROBED OR BOUND TO CLAY
MINERALS 12:40 CLOSING 12:45 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
10:15 - 12:30 HALL G
Chairpersons: B. Yuval, Israel Abstract PageJ. Katan, Israel 10:15 CONTROL OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. MELONIS
BY SOIL SOLARIZATION IN TUNNELS-GROWN MUSKMELON 10:30 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF LOBESIA BOTRANA
IN NORTHERN GREECE 10:45 NEW APPROACH TO HERBICIDE FORMULATION CHEMISTRY : ORGANO-CLAY
FORMULATIONS OF CHLOROACETANILIDE HERBICIDES WITH REDUCED LEACHING IN SOIL 11:00 PREVENTION OF LEACHING OF THE HERBICIDE NORFLURAZON
INTO SOILS BY USING CLAY FORMULATIONS 11:15 STUDIES ON FUNGI AFFECTING PEANUT SEEDS 11:30 MONITORING ADULT POPULATION FLUCTUATIONS OF RHAGOLETIS
CERASI (L.) USING YELLOW STICKY TRAPS IN BURSA, TURKEY 11:45 HERBICIDE RESISTANCE IN ECHINOCHLOA SPP. 12:00 IMPLEMENTATION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AND OTHER METHODS
FOR CONTROLLING SOILBORNE PATHOGENS IN GAZA 12:15 GUMMOSIS DISEASE OF CITRUS AND ITS CONTROL 12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION 14:15 - 15:45
15:45 - 16:30 HALL B
Chairpersons: E. Shabi, IsraelW. MacHardy, USA Board No. Abstract Page T. Awerbuch, C. Gonzalez, D. Hernandez, R. Levins, Cuba, S. Sandberg, USA, R. Sibat, J.L. Tapia, Cuba 16 2 FUNGUS DISEASES OF TREES AND SHRUBS OF SARY-CHELEK RESERVE
OF THE SOUTHERN KYRGYZSTAN. 3 PRIMARY STUDIES FOR VIROID AND PHYTOPLASMA PROBLEMS OF STONE
FRUITS IN EAST MEDITERRANEAN AREA OF TURKEY 4 INVESTIGATION OF PHYTOPHTHORA CITROPHTHORA (SMITH AND SMITH)
LEONIAN CAUSE OF CITRUS GUMMOSIS AND BROWN ROT DISEASE IN IRRIGATION WATER
OF CITRUS AREAS IN THE EAST MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY 5 IPM IMPLEMENTATIONS AGAINST AMASYA CHERRY DISEASE (ACD) ON SWEET
CHERRY IN AMASYA TURKEY 6 SURVEY ON INTEGRATED FRUIT PRODUCTION IN 1995 TO 1997 7 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW (SPHAEROTHECA PANNOSA)
IN GREENHOUSE-GROWN ROSES 8 DEVICE FOR THINNING OF FRUITS IN PEAR TREE ORCHARDS 9 IMPLEMENTATION OF IPM AT CITRUS FARM LEVEL IN MOROCCO:
THE CASE OF CALIFORNIA RED SCALE (AONIDIELLA AURANTII) 10 EXPERIENCE OF INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN APRICOT TREES
IN BULGARIA 11 STUDY ON INTEGRATED PEST CONTROL OF LITCHI CHINESIS
SOON 15:45 - 16:30 HALL B
Board No. Abstract Page
12 SEASONAL
OCCURRENCE AND DISPERSION OF THRIPS (THYSANOPTERA: THRIPIDAE) ASSOCIATED
TO MANGO (TEREBINTHALES: ANACARDIACEAE) ORCHARDS IN CHIAPAS, MEXICO 13 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN ABUNDANCE OF THRIPS (THYSANOPTERA: THRIPIDAE)
AND MANGO (TEREBINTHALES: ANACARDIACEAE) FRUIT SET IN CHIAPAS, MEXICO 14 PHENOLOGY OF THE CITRUS LEAFMINER (PHYLLOCNISTIS CITRELLA
STAINTON) AND EFFORTS FOR ITS CONTROL 15 INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE COFFEE MANAGEMENT
IN THE AFRICAN REGION 16 STATUS OF BROWN SPOT DISEASE (ALTERNARIA ALTERNATA F.SP.
CITRI) OF CITRUS IN EAST MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY AND ITS CONTROL 17 DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
FOR THE CONTROL OF THE EUROPEAN RED MITE IN APPLES IN ISRAEL 18 INTEGRATED BLACK SIGATOKA MANAGEMENT ON BANANAS AND PLANTAINS
IN CUBA. 19 YIELD INCREASE OF MANGO TREES THROUGH INTEGRATED CROP MANAGEMENT
IN THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT
The Netherlands 21 15:45 - 16:30 HALL B
Board No. Abstract Page G. Sertkaya, U. Kersting, A. Cnar, Turkey 21 22 NEW PROGRESS OF BANANA DISEASES CONTROL IN CHINA 23 COMPLICATION OF PECAN IPM STRATEGIES BY KEY CULTURAL
PRACTICES 24 THE EFFECTS OF LIME APPLICATIONS USED FOR CICCADELLID CONTROL
ON AONIDIELLA AURANTII MASKELL PARASITOIDS IN CITRUS ORCHARDS 15:45 - 16:30 HALL C
Chairpersons: M.B. Dickman, USAO. Yarden, Israel
25 MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF THE OOMYCETES
PHYTOPHTHORA AND PYTHIUM 26 RESISTANCE OF SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS TO Cry1E AND
EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF DIFFERENT SPECIFIC RECEPTORS FOR Cry1C
AND Cry1E IN THE MIDGUT EPITHELIUM 27 IDENTIFICATION OF MOLECULAR MARKERS LINKED
TO A ANTHRACNOSE RESISTANCE GENE IN SORGHUM 28 TRANSGENIC WHEAT PLANTS RESISTANT TO BARLEY YELLOW DWARF VIRUS
OBTAINED BY POLLEN TUBE PATHWAY MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION 15:45 - 16:30 HALL C
Board No. Abstract Page
L. Chernin, L. Zhou, M. Ovadis, Z. Ismailov, I. Chet, Israel 23 30 SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE EFFICACY OF TRANSGENIC BT COTTON 31 MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF GRAPEVINE VIRUS A PROTEINS AND
RNAs AND SYNTHESIS OF INFECTIOUS TRANSCRIPTS FROM A FULL LENGTH cDNA CLONE 32 SWOT ANALYSIS OF TRANSGENIC COTTON IN INDIA 33 GENOTYPIC REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SUCCESS OF TRANSGENIC
COTTON IN INDIA 34 STUDY OF HOST-PEST INTERACTIONS IN COTTON (G. HIRSUTUM)
HAVING GENETIC MARKERS 35 IDENTIFICATION OF THREE WHEAT APHIDS SPECIES BY RANDOM
AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA 36 SYNTHETIC CRY3A-LIKE GENE FOR HIGH LEVELS OF EXPRESSION
IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS. 37 FIELD RESULTS OBTAINED WITH TRANSGENIC SWEET POTATO PLANTS EXPRESSING
CRY3A GENE FROM BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS VAR. TENEBRIONIS 38 MICROSATELLITE FINE MAPPING OF TRITICUM DICOCCOIDES-DERIVED
STRIPE-RUST RESISTANCE GENE YRH52 AND THE POTENTIAL APPLICATION
IN MARKER-ASSISTED SELECTION 39 STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE THE INSECTICIDAL POTENCY
OF RECOMBINANT BACULOVIRUSES EXPRESSING ANTI-INSECT TOXINS 15:45 - 16:30 HALL C
Board No. Abstract Page
40 THE MOLECULAR
AND BEHAVIORAL BASIS FOR THE DIFFERENTIAL EARLY INSTAR EFFECTS
OF TEBUFENOZIDE ON THE SPRUCE BUDWORM, CHORISTONEURA FUMIFERANA 41 TRANSGENIC CROPS RESISTANT TO PARASITIC WEEDS 42 INCREASED INFECTIVITY OF A BACULOVIRUS RECOMBINANT EXPRESSING
AN INSECT-SELECTIVE NEUROTOXIN IN SPODOPTERA EXIGUA LARVAE 43 STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIRULENCE VARIATION AND
RAPD FINGERPRINT OF VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE FROM COTTON 15:45 - 16:30 HALL D
Chairpersons: I. Yamamoto, JapanE. Shaaya, Israel
44 FUNGICIDAL
ACTIVITY OF LEAF EXTRACTS OF FOUR PLANTS AGAINST THREE PATHOGENIC FUNGI
OF RICE IN NIGERIA 45 BIOEFFICACY OF POWDERED NEEM (AZADIRACHITA INDICA A. JUSS)
LEAVES AND KERNEL ON THE DIAPAUSING AND NON-DIAPAUSING LARVAE OF RHYZOPERTHA
DOMINICA F IN STORED WHEAT 46 IS JUGLONE RESPONSIBLE FOR PHYTOTOXICITY OF FALLEN WALNUT
LEAVES? 47 EFFECT OF PLANTS WITH ANTIBIOTIC PROPERTIES
ON THE CONTROL OF FUSARIUM FRUIT ROT OF PINEAPPLES 15:45 - 16:30 HALL D
Board No. Abstract Page
48 TOXICITY
OF GEDUNIN, PIPERINE AND CRUDE EXTRACTS OF THE NATURAL PRODUCTS
ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF OSTRINIA NUBILALIS HUBNER
(LEPIDOPTERA:PYRALIDAE) 49 ISOLATION OF OXYPYRROLNITRIN FROM THREE FLUORESCENT PSEUDOMONAS
ISOLATES EXHIBITING ANTAGONISTIC EFFECTS AGAINST FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. LYCOPERSICI
ON TOMATO PLANTS 50 LIGNANS AND RELATED PHENYLPROPANOIDS AS INSECT ANTIFEEDANTS
DESIGNED FOR STORED PRODUCTS PROTECTION 51 INSECTICIDAL EFFECT OF THREE MELIACEOUS SEED OILS AGAINST CASTES
OF THE DRY-WOOD TERMITES KALOTERMES FLAVICOLLIS FABR. (ISOPTERA :
KALOTERMITIDAE) 52 EFFECTS OF THE EXTRACTS OF THE ESTONIAN LOCAL
PLANTS ON SOME PESTS BEHAVIOUR 53 SYNTHETIC GARLIC OIL CONTROLS WHITE ROT AND REDUCES SMUT ON ONIONS 54 BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE ESSENTIAL OIL OF COLEUS
AMBOINICUS 55 TOXICITY AND PROTECTANT POTENTIAL OF LEAF EXTRACTS
OF THE SIAM WEED, CHROMOLAENA ODORATA AND MAHOGANY TREE, KHAYA
SENEGALENSIS AGAINST THE MAIZE WEEVIL, SITOPHILUS ZEA MAIS AND
THE COWPEA BEETLE, CALLOSOBRUCHUS MACULATUS IN STORED GRAINS 56 EFFICACY OF NEEM EXTRACTS FOR THE CONTROL OF INSECT
PESTS OF CABBAGE (BRASSICA OLERACEA VAR CAPITATA L.) IN GHANA 57 EVALUATION OF TWO ECOFRIENDLY FORMULATIONS OF QUINALPHOS
AQUAFLOW (AF) AND COLLOIDAL SUSPENSION (CS) ON CARDAMOM 15:45 - 16:30 HALL D
Board No. Abstract Page
58 PONGAMIA OIL
- A NATURAL PYRETHROID SYNERGIST 59 EVALUATION OF TWO ECOFRIENDLY FORMULATIONS OF QUINALPHOS
AQUAFLOW (AF) AND COLLOIDAL SUSPENSION (CS) ON CARDAMOM 60 PHAGOREPELLENT PROPERTY OF NEEM OIL: A POTENTIAL COMPONENT
IN THE INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF THE MIGRATORY LOCUST, LOCUSTA
MIGRATORIA MANILENSIS (MEYEN) 61 NEEM OIL ANTIFEEDANCY AND TOXICITY TO GYPSY MOTH 62 NEEM OIL EFFICACY IN COLORADO POTATO BEETLE CONTROL 63 ACTION OF EXTRACTS OF A PICEA EXCELSA L.
ON WHITEFLY TRIALEURODES VAPORARIORUM WESTW 64 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF SOME
VEGETABLE OILS AGAINST SITOPHILUS GRANARIUS L. (COL. CURCULIONIDAE) AND RHYZOPERTHA
DOMICA F. (COL. BOSTRYCHIDAE) 65 ENDOPHYTIC FUNGI AND ERGOT ALKALOIDS IN NATIVE TURKISH GRASSES 66 EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT FUNGICIDES AND PLANT EXTRACTS AGAINST SCLEROTINIA
SCLEROTIORUM| (LIB) DE BARY CAUSING STEM ROT OF MUSTARD 15:45 - 16:30 HALL G
Chairpersons: M. Besri, MoroccoA.C. Fereres, Spain S. Freeman, Israel Board No. Abstract Page
67 SCLEROTINIA
TRIFOLIORUM ASSOCIATED WITH SNOW INJURY OF BROAD BEAN IN JAPAN 68 TOWARDS OPTIMALIZATION OF PLANT PROTECTION SYSTEMS 69 SESAMIA NONAGRIODES LEFEVBRE (LEPIDOPTERA, NOCTUIDAE),
A NOVEL PROMISING HOST OF THE EGG PARASITOID TRICHOGRAMMA EVANESCENS
WESTWOOD (HYMENOPTERA, TRICHOGRAMMATIDAE) 70 CERATOCYSTIS FIMBRIATA ON CACAO IN BAHIA, BRAZIL 71 PATHOGENICITY ASSOCIATIONS AND PHENOTYPIC DIVERSITY OF
THE SORGHUM ANTHRACNOSE FUNGUS COLLETOTRICHUM GRAMINICOLA 72 HEAD BLIGHT PATHOGENS (FUSARIUM SPP.) IN SMALL GRAIN
CEREALS IN CENTRAL UKRAINE 73 SILVERLEAF WHITEFLY HOST PREFERENCE AND SELECTION OF RESISTANT
COTTON VARIETIES 74 TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL IN VITRO
STRATEGY FOR EARLY SCREENING OF FUSARIUM EAR BLIGHT RESISTANCE IN ADULT
WINTER WHEAT PLANTS 75 PARTIAL RESISTANCE OF WHEAT TO POWDERY MILDEW, A MEAN
TO PROVIDE MORE POWERFUL WAYS TO CONTROL OF DISEASE 76 COMPETITION OF CEPHALOSPORIUM MAYDIS AND CORN INFECTION
UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS 77 SPECIALIZATION OF THE SEPTORIA SPECIES, DAMAGING CONVOLVULUS
ARVENSIS 15:45 - 16:30 HALL G
Board No. Abstract Page
78 ENZYME
PRODUCTION AND NUTRIENT MOBILIZATION BY THE ENDOPHYTIC FUNGUS CLADORRHINUM
FOECUNDISSIMUM 79 PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF TRICHODERMA
ISOLATES TO IMPROVE FERMENTATION PROCESS 80 RHAMPHICARPA FISTULOSA (HOCHST.) BENTH.: A NEW PEST
ON LOWLAND RICE IN THE REPUBLIC OF BENIN 81 OLIVE LEAF SPOT, AN IMPORTANT DISEASE IN NORTHEASTERN
PORTUGAL 82 RELATION OF THE SCOPE OF DAMAGE CAUSED BY EUROPEAN
PINE SHOOT MOTH (RHYACIONIA BUOLIANA) AND MORPHOLOGICAL-PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF AUSTRIAN PINE HALF-SIB SEEDLINGS 83 OVIPOSITION BEHAVIOUR OF THE HESSIAN FLY, MAYETIOLA
DESTRUCTOR (DIPTERA:CECIDOMYIDAE): THE ROLE OF STRUCTURAL FEATURES
ON THE LEAF SURFACE 84 POPULATION STRUCTURE OF VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE IN ISRAEL 85 DISEASE CONTROL IN BRASSICA OLERACEA BY GENETIC
RESISTANCE 86 ETHYLENE PRODUCTION BY BOTH THE PATHOGEN BOTRYTIS CINEREA
AND BY THE HOSTS BEAN AND TOMATO PLANTS 87 ANTIOXIDANT ENZYMES IN PLANT TISSUE INFECTED BY THE
NECROTROPH BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN PARALLEL TO ROT DEVELOPMENT AND ETHYLENE
PRODUCTION 15:45 - 16:30 HALL G
Board No. Abstract Page 88 ROLE OF RESISTANCE GENES IN PROTECTION OF WHEAT AGAINST
HUNGARIAN WHEAT RUSTS 89 POWDERY MILDEW (LEVILLULA TAURICA) OF BELL PEPPER
UNDER CONDITIONS OF HEATED GREENHOUSE AND NET HOUSE 90 MECHANISMS MEDIATING THE INVASION OF AN EXOTIC PEST:
DISPLACEMENT OF PHORACANTHA SEMIPUNCTATA (COLEOPTERA; CERAMBYCIDAE) BY P.
RECURVA IN CALIFORNIA 91 LIPID PEROXIDATION AND THE OXIDATIVE BURST ASSOCIATED WITH
INFECTION OF CAPSICUM ANNUUM BY BOTRYTIS CINEREA 92 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE NYMPHAL DEVELOPMENT OF RHOPALOSIPHUM
PADI L. (HOMOPTERA: APHIDIDAE) FED ON SOME PROCESSING WHEAT VARIETIES 93 MITES OF STORED PADDY RICE IN SAMSUN PROVINCE OF TURKEY 94 THE TECHNOLOGY FOR PRESERVATION OF CRYPTOLAEMUS
MONTROUZIERI ADULT WITH THE ARTIFICIAL DIET 95 CORRELATION STUDIES BETWEEN MOTH CATCHES AND 96 REACTION OF BLACK SIGATOKA RESISTANT FHI HYBRIDS
TO FUSARIUM PALLIDOROSEUM AND COLLETOTRICHUM MUSAE CAUSAL AGENTS
OF CROWN ROT AND ANTHRACNOSE DISEASES OF BANANAS 97 OLFACTORY RESPONSES OF FIRST INSTAR LARVAE
OF THE SPOTTED STEM BORER CHILO PARTELLUS SWINHOE (LEPIDOPTERA,
PYRALIDAE) TO FOOD SOURCES OF VARIABLE POTENTIAL FOR COLONISATION 15:45 - 16:30 HALL G
Abstract Page Board No. 98 IN VITRO STUDIES OF HOST-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS BETWEEN BARLEY AND RHYNCHOSPORIUM
SECALIS 99 CAUSAL ORGANISMS OF DEFORMATION DISEASE IN GYPSOPHILA
PANICULATA MOTHER PLANTS 100 A NEW VIRUS DISEASE AFFECTING LENTIL (LENS CULINARIS MEDIKUS )
IN EGYPT 101 ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE MAJOR VIRUSES AFFECTING
LENTIL CROP (LENS CULINARIS MEDIKUS) IN EGYPT 102 BIONOMICS OF |COSTESIA PLUTELLAE AND OOMYZUS
SOKOLOWSKII, TWO PARASITOIDS OF DIAMONDBACK MOTH 103 FUNCTIONAL RESPONSE OF ATYPENA FORMOSANA (ARANEA:
LINYPHIIDAE) TO NYMPHS OF BROWN PLANTHOPPER, AND GREEN LEAFHOPPER. 104 EMERGENCE AND SPREAD OF PHYTOPLASMAL DISEASES IN ISRAEL. 105 THE INVASION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO SPECIES OF AGROMYZID
LEAFMINERS, LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII AND L. HUIDOBRENSIS, IN ISRAEL 106 THE ROLE OF IRON IN PLANT INFECTION BY BOTRYTIS
CINEREA 107 A STUDY ON LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE 108 WILL CHILO ORICHALCOCILLIELLUS BECOME THE NUMBER ONE STEM
BORER IN EAST AFRICA? 109 DNA POLYMORPHISM, GEOGRAPHICAL ORIGIN AND HOST CULTIVAR RELATIONSHIPS
OF AUSTRALIAN ISOLATES OF VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE FROM COTTON PLANTS 16:30 - 18:30 HALL B
Chairpersons: F. Meins, Jr., Switzerland Abstract PageY. Elkind, Israel GENE SILENCING-UPS AND DOWNS IN THE EXPRESSION
OF TRANSGENES TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE SILENCING MECHANISMS OF POST-TRANSCRIPTIONAL GENE SILENCING APPLICATIONS OF GENE SILENCING TECHNOLOGIES IN PLANT
BIOTECHNOLOGY DISCUSSION CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL C
Chairpersons: L. Garcia-Torres, SpainY. Kleifeld, Israel INTRODUCTION THE LONG TERM APPROACH FOR PARASITIC WEED CONTROL: MANIPULATION
OF SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENTAL MECHANISMS OF THE PARASITE REVIEW OF COMMON TRAITS IN SUNFLOWER RESISTANCE
TO DIFFERENT PATHOGENS MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF OROBANCHE AND CUSCUTA CULTURAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF STRIGA IN SUSTAINABLE
AGRICULTURE DISCUSSION CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL D
Chairpersons: O.W. Barnett, USA Abstract PageD. Gerling, Israel INTRODUCTION PEST OUTBREAKS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO RECENTLY INTRODUCED PESTS
IN FLORIDA DESCRIPTIONS OF PLANT DISEASE OUTBREAKS AND PRINCIPLES OF THEIR
OCCURRENCE PLUTELLA OUTBREAKS: ROLE OF MISMANAGEMENT DUE
TO INDISCRIMINATE USE OF PESTICIDES IMPORTANCE OF OVERWINTERING POPULATION COMPOSITION TO ACB
OUTBREAK IN NORTHEASTERN CHINA SPREAD OF BEMISIA OUTBREAKS IN BRAZIL GLOBAL DISEASE ASSESSMENT OF CORN DISCUSSION AND CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL E
Chairpersons: S. Spiegel, Israel Abstract PageE. Frison, France INTRODUCTION CURRENT QUARANTINE PRINCIPLES AND GERMPLASM INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT OF PLANT GERMPLASM INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER OF PLANT PROPAGATION MATERIAL EXAMPLES FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COOPERATION IN INTEGRATED
PEST MANAGEMENT TO BE ANNOUNCED DISCUSSION AND CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL F
Chairpersons: I. Glazer, IsraelR. Bedding, Australia INTRODUCTION SIGNIFICANCE OF SCAVENGERS FEEDING ON NEMATODE-KILLED INSECTS APPLICATION OF ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES AS BIO-CONTROL AGENTS
IN NORTH WEST EUROPE USE OF ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES (EPN) IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN THE COMMERCIALIZATION
OF BIOINSECTICIDES BASED ON ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES DISCUSSION CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL G
Chairpersons: M.L. Gullino, Italy Abstract PageM. Freund, Israel INTRODUCTION PROMOTING PESTICIDE REGISTRATION FOR MINOR CROPS IN ISRAEL THE CHALLENGE OF MINOR CROP PEST MANAGEMENT IN THE USA :
CONTRIBUTIONS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF THE IR-4 PROGRAM MINOR CROPS : ISSUES OF RESIDUES AND OFF-LABEL REGISTRATION -
THE USA PERSPECTIVE DISCUSSION CLOSING 16:30 - 18:30 HALL H
Chairpersons: L. Santini, ItalyS. Moran, Israel INTRODUCTION MODEL OF RODENT HARMFULNESS IN WINTER WHEAT CROPS
IN THE SOUTH OF RUSSIA THE EFFECT OF VOLE FOOD HABITS ON THE ENVIRONMENT RESPONSES OF VOLES TO PREDATOR'S ODOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FIELD VOLES IN AGRICULTURAL AREAS USING
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