SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1999

PLENARY LECTURE

Chairperson: B. Rubin, Israel Abstract Page

NOVEL TARGETS FOR PEST CONTROL AND MAMMALIAN TOXICITY
J.E. Casida, USA 1

IIS2 IPM IN FIELD CROPS AND FORAGE

Chairpersons: B.R. Kerry, UK

G. Forer, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
B.R. Kerry, UK

09:20 SYSTEMS FOR COTTON : INTEGRATING NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO MINIMIZE PESTICIDE DEPENDENCE
G.P. Fitt, Australia 53

09:50 COTTON IPM IN LATIN AMERICA
S. Barbosa, Chile 53

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 CONTROL OF PINK BOLLWORM IN ISRAEL - NEW APPROACHES
A. Niv, Israel 53

11:30 POPULATION DYNAMICS OF ACRIDIDS AND THEIR MERMITHID NEMATODE PARASITES IN THE AUSTRALIAN TABLELANDS
A.D. Clift, G.L. Baker, Australia 161

11:45 IPM IN FIELD VEGETABLE CROPS
S. Finch, R.H. Collier, UK 54

12:15 CLOSING AND DISCUSSION
G. Forer, Israel, B.R. Kerry, UK

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
(Including Coffee from 15:00 – 15:30)

IIS3 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF SOIL BORNE FUNGI, NEMATODES AND INSECTS: PHYSICAL, CULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONTROL APPROACHES

Chairpersons: M.A. Mcclure, USA Abstract Page

I. Chet, Israel

Y. Spiegel, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
Y. Spiegel, Israel

09:20 PHYSICAL AND CULTURAL CONTROL METHODS OF SOILBORNE PATHOGENS
J. Katan, Israel 54

09:45 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF SOIL BORNE PHYTONEMATODES - BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM MANAGEMENT APPROACHES
R. Sikora, Germany 54

10:15 VERTICILLIUM CHLAMYDOSPORIUM IN THE RHIZOSPHERE AND THE REGULATION OF PLANT PARASITIC NEMATODE POPULATIONS
B.R. Kerry, J.M. Bourne, K.G. Davies, P.R. Hirsch, UK 54

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 ROLE OF EXTRACELLULAR ENZYMES IN DEVELOPMENT OF BIOCONTROL AGENTS AGAINST SOILBORNE FUNGI
Q. Migheli, Italy 55

11:30 ECOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE SCLEROTIAL PARASITE CONIOTHYRIUM MINITANS
E.E. Jones, J.W. Whipps, M. Carpenter, R. Crowhurst, A. Stewart, UK 55

12:00 PHYSICAL, CULTURAL AND BIOLOGICAL MEANS TO CONTROL EDAPHIC ARTHROPODS
M. Villani, USA 55

12:30 DISCUSSION

12:35 CLOSING
M. McClure, USA

12:40 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
(Including Coffee from 15:00 – 15:30)

VS1 RESISTANCE OF PESTS TO PESTICIDES
A) METABOLIC RESISTANCE
B) TARGET-SITE RESISTANCE

Chairpersons: T. Katan, Israel Abstract Page

R. De Prado Amian, Spain

09:15 INTRODUCTION
T. Katan, Israel

09:20 ENHANCED HERBICIDE METABOLISM AS A BASIS FOR HERBICIDE RESISTANCE
M. Barrett, USA 55

09:50 ALTERED TARGET SITE AS A MECHANISM OF HERBICIDE RESISTANCE
M. Devine, Canada 56

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 MOLECULAR GENETIC APPROACHES TO UNDERSTANDING INSECTICIDE MODE OF ACTION AND RESISTANCE
M.S. Williamson, A.L. Devonshire, UK 56

11:30 MECHANISM OF NEGATIVELY CORRELATED CROSS-RESISTANCE IN THE GREEN RICE LEAFHOPPER, NEPHOTETTIX CINCTICEPS UHLER
T. Miyata, Y. Kato, M. Nomura, Japan 56

11:45 TARGET-SITE MODIFICATION AND METABOLIC MECHANISMS IN FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE
D. Hollomon, UK 56

12:15 DISCUSSION

12:20 CLOSING
R. De Prado Amian, Spain

12:25 CLOSING
T. Katan, Israel

12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
(Including Coffee from 15:00 – 15:30)

IS6 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF FOLIAR DISEASES

Chairpersons: A. Dik, The Netherlands Abstract Page

A. Sztejnberg, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
A. Dik, The Netherlands

09:30 HYPOVIRULENCE IN PLANT PATHOGENIC FUNGI : A UNIQUE MECHANISM OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
G.J. Boland, Canada 57

10:00 INDUCED RESISTANCE AND THE EFFECT ON PATHOGENESIS ENZYMES BY THE BIOCONTROL AGENT
Y. Elad, Israel 57

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 HYPERPARASITISM IN FOLIAR BIOCONTROL OF DISEASES
A. Sztejnberg, Israel 57

11:30 SURVIVAL OF THE BOTRYTIS SPP. ANTAGONIST ULOCLADIUM ATRUM IN THE PHYLLOSPHERE
J. Kohl, W.M.L. Molhoek, B.H. de Haas, G. Grit, The Netherlands 57

11:45 MANAGEMENT OF GRAY MOLD (BOTRYTIS CINEREA) IN ROSES
L.A. Maffia, A.E. Araujo, A. Monteiro, J.S. Tatagiba, G. DeCapdeville, M.A.B. Morandi, Brazil 58

12:00 CONTROL OF WOOD-DEGRADING FUNGI IN CANADIAN WOOD SPECIES BY A BIOLOGICAL OR AN INTEGRATED MEANS
D.-Q. Yang, Canada 58

12:15 CLOSING
A. Sztejnberg, Israel

12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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IS2 THE STERILE INSECT TECHNIQUE (SIT) - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

Chairpersons: J. Hendrichs, Austria Abstract Page

Y. Rössler, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
Y. Rössler, Israel

09:20 OVERVIEW OF CURRENT SIT PROJECTS AND ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
J. Hendrichs, Austria 59

09:50 SIT, A TOOL FOR ERADICATION OR CONTROL
J. Mumford, UK 60

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 NOVEL BIOTECHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE STERILE INSECT TECHNIQUE
A. Robinson, Austria 60

11:30 THE STERILE INSECT TECHNIQUE (SIT) IN THE NEAR EAST – A BRIDGE FOR PEACE ACROSS POLITICAL BORDERS.
Y. Rössler, Israel 60

12:00 DISCUSSION

12:15 CLOSING
J. Hendrichs, Austria

12:20 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
(Including Coffee from 15:00 – 15:30)

VIS1 NEW INSECTICIDES AND ACARICIDES : NOVEL MODES OF ACTION AND POTENTIAL TARGETS

Chairpersons: R.M. Hollingworth, USA Abstract Page

M. Altstein, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
M. Altstein, Israel

09:20 NEW INSECTICIDES - NEW MODES OF ACTION : AN OVERVIEW
R. M. Hollingworth, USA 61

09:50 BIOACTIVATION AND MODE OF ACTION OF THE NOVEL INSECTICIDE DPX-MP062 IN INSECTS
K.D. Wing, M. Connair, M. Sacher, M. Schnee, USA 61

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS AS TARGETS FOR SELECTIVE INSECTICIDES
K. Tietjen, R. Nauen, U. Ebbinghaus-Kintscher, M. Adamczewski, Germany 61

11:30 ADVANCES IN THE APPLICATION OF NEUROPEPTIDES IN INSECT CONTROL
M. Altstein, Israel 61

12:00 INSECTICIDAL TOXINS FROM THE BACTERIUM PHOTORHABDUS LUMINESCENS: GENE CLONING AND TOXIN HISTOPATHOLOGY
D. Bowden, , M. Blackburn, T.A. Rocheleau, O. Andreev, E. Golubeva, R. ffrench-Constant, USA 62

12:30 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING
R.M. Hollingworth, USA

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
(Including Coffee from 15:00 – 15:30)

IVS3 GENETICALLY MODIFIED MICROBIAL CONTROL AGENTS

Chairpersons: D. Funck Jensen, Denmark Abstract Page

N. Chejanovsky, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
D. Funck Jensen, UK

09:20 PERSPECTIVES IN PRODUCING AND USING GENETICALLY MODIFIED FUNGI AS BIOCONTROL AGENTS
M. Lorito, S.L. Woo, Italy 14

09:50 CLONING AND EXPRESSION OF CELL WALL DEGRADING ENZYMES FROM TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM
A. Llobell, E. Monte, Spain 15

10:05 TRANSFORMANTS OF TRICHODERMA LONGIBRACHIATUM OVEREXPRESSING THE BETA-1,4-ENDOGLUCANASE GENE EGL1 SHOW ENHANCED BIOCONTROL OF PYTHIUM ULTIMUM ON CUCUMBER
L.G. lez-Candelas, L. Dealessi, A. Camponogara, D.R. n-Vidal, Q. Migheli, Italy 15

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 GENETIC ENGINEERING OF ENDOTOXIN SYNTHESIS IN BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS FOR IMPROVED EFFICACY
B. Federici, USA 15

11:30 ANALYSIS AND GENETIC ENGINEERING OF BACULOVIRUS GENOMES FOR THE CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS
J.M. Vlak, The Netherlands, N. Chejanovsky, Israel 15

12:00 ECOLOGY AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED BACULOVIRUSES : FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES
J.S. Cory, UK 58

12:30 CLOSING
N. Chejanovsky, Israel

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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POSTER DISCUSSION
IIB IPM IN ANNUAL CROPS

Chairpersons: G.P. Fitt, Australia Abstract Page

P.G. Weintraub, Israel

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110 FLOWER THRIPS FRANKLINIELLA INTONSA (TRYBOM) (THYSANOPTERA, THRIPIDAE) PROBLEM IN COTTON FIELDS IN CUKUROVA REGION (TURKEY)
E. Atakan, A.F. Ozgur, Turkey

111 POSSIBILITIES OF CONTROLLING SLUGS BY SPRAYING PLANTS WITH SELECTED CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
T. Baranowski, E.G. Dankowska, Poland 62

112 MANAGEMENT OF THRIPS VECTORS OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT TOSPOVIRUS IN EASTERN AUSTRALIA
A.D. Clift, R. Spooner-Hart, L. Tesoriero, J. Moran, C. Wilson, Australia 62

113 POSSIBILITIES OF BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF SLUGS
G.E. Dankowska, T. Baranowski, Poland 62

114 TRUE SPIDERS AS BIOCONTROL AGENT FOR CONTROLLING SPIDER MITES IN EGYPT
M. E. El-Naggar, M.A. Abd-El-Halim, A.A. Shoeib, Egypt 63

115 AGREVO'S CONTRIBUTION TO INTEGRATED CROP MANAGEMENT (ICM)
R Hewson, A Sagenmueller, Germany 63

116 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT MODEL FOR CIRSIUM ARVENSE L./Scop.
N.E. Ionescu, Romania 63

117 IPM STRATEGY AGAINST KEY PESTS OF RICE IN MOUNTAINOUS GUIZHOU PROVINCE OF CHINA
D. Jin, Y. Liu, X. Jin, China 63

118 THE UTILIZATION OF INSECT - PROOF NETS IN ISRAEL'S AGRICULTURE.
D. Hadar, R. Kahan, D. Nestel, Israel 64

119 LADIES FINGER, (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS) A TRUSTED COMPONENT OF COTTON IPM FOR TRAPPING SHOOT WEEVIL AND BOLLWORM
V.N. Kulkarni, B.M. Khadi, K.S. Panchabhavi, S.B. Patil, India 64

120 IMPLEMENTATION OF IPM IN RICE PRODUCTION IN MEKONG DELTA, VIETNAM
M.C. Luong, Vietnam 64

121 INFLUENCE OF INTERCROPPING OF SCARLET SAGE (S. SPLENDENS SELL.) AND AZTEK MARIGOLD (T. ERECTA L.) WITH EGGPLANT (S. MELONGENA L.) ON POPULATION DENSITY OF SOME EGGPLANT PESTS
A. Mateeva, K. Mihov, Bulgaria 64

122 THE MANAGEMENT OF DIAMONDBACK MOTH ON CABBAGE IN HAWAII
R.F.L. Mau, L. Gusukuma-Minuto, R. Shimabuku, USA 65

POSTER DISCUSSION (cont)
IIB IPM IN ANNUAL CROPS

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123 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF  SOME VIRUSES INFECTING FABA BEAN CROP IN 1997-1998 IN EGYPT
H.M. Mazyad, L.R. Rizkalla, Egypt 65

124 MATING DISRUPTION METHOD FOR THE CONTROL OF PECTINOPHORA GOSSYPIELLA ON COTTON CULTURE AT N. GREECE
E. Navrozidis, Z. Zartaloudis, G. Salpiggidis, A. Koutroumpas, V. Tselepis, I. Pittara, Greece 65

125 INTERCROP INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN THE JORDAN VALLEY (“HAMABIA”): PEST RESISTANCE MONITORING LABORATORY
R. Or, Israel 65

126 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE CORN PESTS AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES IN THE THRACE REGION PROVINCE
E. Bayhan, N. Ozder, Turkey 66

127 ECOFRIENDLY IPM MODULE FOR COTTON: LARGE SCALE FIELD IMPLEMENTATION
K.S. Panchabhavi, S.B. Patil, V.N. Kulkarni, B.M. Khadi, India 66

128 ALTERNATIVE DISEASE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES OF EARLY BLIGHT ALTERNARIA SOLANI OF TOMATOES
P.A. Paul, F.X.R. Vale, W.C Jesus Junior, L. Zambolim, Brazil 66

129 FARMERS PARTICIPATORY RESEARCH APPROACH FOR IRM IN COTTON IN TAMIL NADU, INDIA
A. Regupathy, D.S. Rajavel, S. Rajkumar, R. Pandi, India, D. Russell, UK 66

130 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF  FABA BEAN NECROTIC YELLOWS VIRUS TRANSMITTED BY APHIS CRACCIVORA AND AFFECTING FABA BEAN IN  EGYPT FROM 1994 - 1997
L.R. Rizkalla, M. Satour, Egypt 67

131 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF  SOME VIRUSES INFECTING FABA
BEAN CROP IN  1997-1998 IN EGYPT
H.M. Mazyad, L.R. Rizkalla, Egypt 67

132 INHERITED STERILITY OF ECB (OUTRINIA NUBILALIS HB.), AS A PART OF INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA
I. Rosca, A.I. Barbulescu, Romania 67

133 LOW COST AND ECO-FRIENDLY PROTECTION OF COTTON AGAINST APHIDS, THRIPS AND LEAFHOPPERS
K. Kumar, G. Santharam, A. Regupathy, India 67

POSTER DISCUSSION (cont)
IIB IPM IN ANNUAL CROPS

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134 COSTS OF INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN A GARDEN WITH HIGH PLANT DIVERSITY
A. Scott-Brown, M.S.J. Simmonds, UK 68

135 NATURAL ENEMIES OF CORN STALKBORER , SESAMIA NONAGRIOIDES LEF. (LEP:NOCTUIDAE) IN THE SOUTHEASTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY
E. Serykaya, S. Kornosor, Turkey 68

136 REDUCTION OF DEPENDENCY ON CHEMICAL CROP PROTECTION IN DUTCH ARABLE FARMING
A.B. Smit, S.R.M. Janssens, J.S. Buurma, The Netherlands 68

137 CONTROL OF EARLY BLIGHT OF TOMATO WITH FOLIAR SPRAYS OF COMPOST WATER EXTRACTS
L. Tsror, Israel 68

138 STUDIES ON POPULATION DEVELOPMENT OF LEAF MINER (LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII BURGESS) AND PARASITATION SITUATION
A. Ulubilir, Turkey 69

139 ROLE OF A VEGETABLE CROP, ZIZANIA CADUCIFLORA L. IN ENHANCING EGG PARASITOID POPULATION OF THE BROWN PLANTHOPPER (BPH), NILAPARVATA LUGENS STAL, IN RICE FIELDS
X. Yu, China, K.L. Heong, Phillipines 69

140 INVESTIGATIONS ON THE DETERMINATON OF NATURAL ENEMIES OF  DEPRESSARIA CF. DAUCIVORELLA RAG. (LEPIDOPTERA: OECOPHORIDAE) HARMFUL TO ANISE (PIMPINELLA ANISUM L.) AND THE EFFICIENCY OF PARASITOIDS IN BURDUR (TURKIYE)
H. Zeki, A. Ozdem, Turkey 69

141 DEMONSTRATION TRIAL OF VARIETY DEVELOPMENT AND REPLACE FOR SUSTAINABLE RICE BLAST MANAGEMENT
Y. Zhu, Y. Wang, J. Fang, J. Fang, J. Zhao, Z. Li, China 69

142 DEMONSTRATION TRIAL OF RICE VARIETIES INTERCROPING FOR SUSTAINABLE RICE BLAST MANAGEMENT
Y. Zhu, H. Chen, J. Fang, G. Ma, Z. Li, Y. Li, Y. Wang, China 70

143 AN INTEGRATED CONTROL SYSTEM OF PESTS AND DISEASES OF WINTER WHEAT AND BARLEY CROPS IN ROMANIA
A. Barbulescu, C. Popov, Romania 70

POSTER DISCUSSION
MANAGEMENT OF SOIL PESTS

Chairpersons: G. Kritzman, Israel

Y. Ben-Yephet, Israel

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144 COMPARISON OF WINTER WHEAT HEALTHINESS CULTIVATED ON ECOLOGICAL AND CONVENTIONAL FARMING SYSTEM
A. Baturo-Czajkowsk, A. Lukanowski, C. Sadowski, Poland 70

145 EFFICACY OF A FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM FORMULATION FOR THE CONTROL OF OROBANCHE CUMANA
J.S. Bedi, India, J. Sauerborn, Germany, P. Hebbar, USA 70

146 EFFECT OF NUTRITION ON DEFORMATION DISEASE IN GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA MOTHER PLANTS
Y. Ben-Yephet, M. Reuven, A. Zviebil, Y. Szmulewich, A. Lavkovits, T. Markovits, Y. Mor, B. Bar-Yosef, Israel 71

147 VEGETATIVE COMPATIBILITY IN FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP. RADICIS-LYCOPERSICI IN ITALY
P. Di Primo, G. Cartia, Italy, T. Katan, Israel 71

148 COMBINED SOIL FUMIGANTS AND SOLARIZAITON TO CONTROL SOILBORNE DISEASES IN VEGETABEL CROPS
A. Gamliel, A. Grinstein, V. Zilberg, M. Benihes, O. Ucko, L. Klein, E. Uriely, M.E. Stanghellini, J. Katan, Israel 71

149 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF CROWN GALL DISEASE IN ROSE ROOTSTOCKS
T. Gontmakher, M. Amira, E. Khayat, Israel 71

150 THE INFLUENCE OF MON 65500 ON MICRO-ORGANISMS INVOLVED IN TAKE-ALL DECLINE
C. Heppner, L. Huang, R.E. Beale, France 72

151 JOINT EVALUATION OF A NEW RUSSIAN STRAIN OF TRICHODERMA VIRIDE AND THAI BIO-PREPARATIONS KETOMIUM AND TRICHODERMA AS EFFECTIVE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS IN THAILAND AND IN RUSSIA
L. Kolombet, Russia, K. Soytong, Thailand 72

152 WEB-BLIGHT OF APPLE CAUSED BY RHIZOCTONIA SOLANI AG1-1B IN SHANDONG PROVINCE, P.R.CHINA
L. Kaiqi, W. Hongkai, China 72

153 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF MACROPHOMINA PHASEOLINA IN HOT ARID REGION
S. Lodha, S.K. Sharma, R. Mawar, India 72

154 EFFECT OF FLUORESCENT PSEUDOMONAS ON ROSELLINIA BUNODES (BERK AND BR.) SACC. IN COFFEE PLANTS
J. Cardenas, Costa Rica, E. Bustamante, C. Rivillas, G. Rivas 73

POSTER DISCUSSION (cont)
MANAGEMENT OF SOIL PESTS

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155 APPLICATION OF RHIZOBACTERIA TO CORN INCREASES THE EMERGENCE, PLANT GROWTH AND INHIBIT FUSARIUM MONILIFORME UNDER LOW TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS.
C.M. Lucon-Mantovanelo, I.S. Melo, Brazil 73

156 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CULTURAL TECHNIQUES AND DISEASE SEVERITY OF ROOT ROT CAUSED BY PHYTOPHTHORA NICOTIANAE VAR. PARASITICA ON LAVENDER (LAVANDA OFFICINALIS)
A. Minuto, M.L. Gullino, A. Garibaldi, Italy 73

157 EFFECT OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC SOURCES OF NITROGEN ON THE CONTROL OF STRIGA HERMONTHICA AND SOIL FERTILITY FOR HIGHER MAIZE PRODUCTIVITY IN WESTERN KENYA.
G.D. Odhiambo, J.K. Ransom, Kenya 73

158 CROP ROTATION TO REDUCE STRIGA AND INCREASE OVERALL PRODUCTIVITY IN MAIZE BASED CROPPING SYSTEMS
A. Oswald, J.K. Ransom, J. Kroschel, Kenya 74

159 ON-FARM RESEARCH AND TRAINING OF FARMERS’ GROUPS ON STRIGA CONTROL USING A PARTICIPATIVE APPROACH
A. Oswald, J. Agunda, J.K. Ransom, Kenya 74

160 PROSPECTUS OF IGRs AS POTENTIAL IPM COMPONENTS IN COTTON
K.S. Panchabhavi, S.B. Patil, V.N. Kulkarni, B.M. Khadi, India 74

161 MEANS OF DISSEMINATION OF FUSARIUM OXYPORUM F. SP. RADICIS-LYCOPERSICI AND THE IMPLICATIONS ON DISEASE MANAGEMENT
Y. Rekah, D. Shtienberg, J. Katan, Israel 74

162 CONTROL OF PATHOGENIC FUNGI IN SOILLESS CULTURES BY USING SLOW SAND FILTRATION AND BIOCONTROL FUNGUS, PYTHIUM OLIGANDRUM
P. Rey, K. Picard, France, N. Benhamou, Canada, F. Deniel, Y. Tirilly, France 75

163 INTEGRATED CONTROL OF CLUBROOT DISEASE OF CHINESE CABBAGE BY COMBINING A DECOY PLANT WITH SOIL ASSEAMENT
S. Tsushima, H. Murakami, T. Akimoto, Y. Shishido, Japan 75

164 MANAGEMENT OF SILVERLEAF WHITEFLY BEMISIA ARGENTIFOLII, MELON APHID APHIS GOSSYPII, AND VIRUS DISEASES IN VEGETABLES USING REFLECTIVE PLASTIC MULCHES
C.G. Summers, J.J. Stapleton, USA 75

165 EFFECTS OF CULTURAL PRACTICES ON SUPPRESSION OF PYTHIUM IN FLOWER BULB CULTURE.
G.J. van Os, J.P.M. Wijnker, J.E. van den Ende, The Netherlands 75

POSTER DISCUSSION
PLANT RESISTANCE TO PATHOGENS, ARTHROPODES AND WEEDS INCLUDING INDUCED RESISTANCE

Chairpersons: J.A. Walsh, UK

Y. Cohen, Israel

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166 DURABLE RESISTANCE TO WHEAT LEAF RUST PATHOGEN WITH COMBINATIONS OF RESISTANCE GENES
J. Boskovc, M. Boskovic, Z. Jerkovic, G. Prodanovic, V. Pesic, Yugoslavia 76

167 IN VITRO AND IN VIVO STUDIES ON KARNAL BUNT RESISTANCE IN WHEAT
J. Tandon, V. Chawla, O.P. Luthra, India 76

168 PROTECTION OF CROPS AND ORNAMENTALS AGAINST FUNGAL DISEASES BY TWO PSEUDOMONAS STRAINS
I. Khmel, N. Lemanova, L. Chernin, Israel 76

169 RESISTANCE MECHANISM OF SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANNUUS L.CV.AMBAR) TO OROBANCHE CUMANA
H. Eizenberg, D. Plakhine, Y. Hershenhorn, Y. Kleifeld, B. Rubin, Israel 77

170 PHYTOALEXIN PRODUCTION BY METHIONINE IN RICE LEAVES
M. Hasegawa, Y. Nakazato, S. Tamogami, H. Kawai, O. Kodama, Japan 77

171 EVALUATION OF BT-TRANSGENIC COTTON AGAINST MAIN ISRAELI LEPIDOPTERAN COTTON PESTS
A.R. Horowitz, A. Navon, S. Levski, Israel 77

172 EFFECT OF MINERAL NUTRITION ON WHEAT RESISTANCE TO MILDEW
V.A. Karavaev, T.P. Yurina, Russia 77

173 ALLOPLASMATIC LINES OF WHEAT, RESISTENT TO PHYTOPATHOGENES
N.A. Khailenko, A.I. Sedlovskiy, Kazakhstan 78

174 INDUCED RESISTANCE TO SOIL-BORNE DISEASES IN CUCUMBER
M. Kubota, K. Abiko, Japan 78

175 EFFICACY OF PHYTEX (POTASSIUM PHOSPHONATE) IN CONTROLLING PHYTOPHTHORA BROWN ROT IN CITRUS FRUIT
H.F. Le Roux, M.H. Mason, M.C. Pretorius, South Africa 78

176 EFFECT OF PLANT DEFENCE ACTIVATORS ON CASHEW (ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE L.) ANTHRACNOSE
A.M.Q. Lopez, Brazil, J.A. Lucas, UK 780

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177 A NEW NONCHEMICAL METHOD TO INCREASE RESISTANCE TO FUNGAL ROTS AND CHILLING INJURY IN GRAPEFRUIT
R. Porat, D. Pavoncello, Y. Peretz, S. Ben-Yehoshua, E. Fallik, B. Wriss, S. Droby, S. Lurie, Israel 79

178 CACAO PROGENIES RESPONSES TO CRINIPELLIS PERNICIOSA UNDER FIELD AND CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT CONDITIONS
E.D.M.N. Luz, S.D.V.M. Silva, Brazil 79

179 LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC INDUCED RESISTANCE TO THE ROOT-KNOT NEMATODE IN TOMATO BY b-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID
Y. Oka, Y. Cohen, Y. Spiegel, Israel 79

180 PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA BTP1 INDUCES SYSTEMIC ACCUMULATION OF PHYTOALEXINS IN CUCUMBER ASSOCIATED WITH PROTECTION AGAINST PYTHIUM ROOT ROT
M. Ongena, Belgium, F. Daayf, C. Labbe, Canada, P. Jacques, P. Thonart, Belgium, R.R. Belanger, Canada 79

181 MECHANISMS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF FOLIAR PHOSPHATE APPLICATIONS LEADING TO INDUCED SYSTEMIC ACQUIRED RESISTANCE IN CUCUMBER
M. Orober, J. Siegrist, H. Buchenauer, Germany 80

182 SUPPRESSION OF BABA-INDUCED HR IN INNOCULATED TOMATO AND GRAPE LEAVES BY L-PROLINE OR GABA
A. Ovadia, Y. Cohen, Israel 80

183 RESISTANCE MECHANISM TO CEREAL LEAF BEETLE AND BIRD CHERRY-OAT APHID IN WINTER WHEAT
M. Papp, T. Bartok, A. Mesterhazy, Hungary, H.M. Niemeyer, E. Gianoli, Chile 80

184 EFFECTS OF VARIOUS ELICITORS ON RESISTANCE OF GRAPEFRUIT AGAINST PENICILLIUM DIGITATUM
R. Porat, V. Vinocur, B. Weiss, L. Cohen, A. Daus, S. Droby, Israel 80

185 INDUCTION OF RESISTANCE TO POWDERY MILDEW IN GRAPEVINE BY PLASMOPARA VITICOLA
M. Reuveni, Israel 81

186 ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF VICIA ATROPURPUREA RESISTANCE TO OROBANCHE AEGYPTIACA
Y. Goldwasser, D. Plakhine, Y. Kleifeld, E. Zamski, B. Rubin, Israel 81

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187 PRODUCTION OF INSECT RESISTANT GRASSES BY USING ENDOPHYTIC FUNGI
S. Shinozaki, N. Hiruma, Japan 81

188 PERFORMANCE OF RED ROT TOLERANT SUGARCANE VARIETIES CoJ 85 AND CoJ 86 IN PUNJAB, INDIA
K.S. Thind, G.S. Sidhu, R.S. Gill, India 81

189 EVALUATION OF BACTERIAL BLIGHT RESISTANT RICE VARIETIES PR 111 AND PR 114 IN PUNJAB, INDIA
T.S. Bharaj, G.S. Sidhu, G.L. Raina, India 82

190 STANDARDIZATION OF THE BELT SYSTEM METHOD TO ACCESS CACAO GENOTYPES TO WITCHES' BROOM RESISTANCE
S.D.V.M. Silva, E.D.M.N. Luz, J.L. Bezerra, Brazil 82

191 THE EFFICIENCY OF CROSS-PROTECTION OF CUCURBITS FROM VIRULENT POTYVIRUS ZYMV
R. Chemo, I. Maoz, G. Yarden, Israel 82

192 CROSS-PROTECTION OF CUCURBITS WITH ATTENUATED ENGINEERING VIRAL cDNA OF ZUCCHINI YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS
A. Gal-On, V. Gaba, I. Maoz, R. Chemo, G. Yarden, Israel 82

193 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF WORLD WIDE APPLICATION SYSTEMS OF CROSS-PROTECTION OF CUCURBITS FROM SEVERE ZYMV
H. Levne, R. Chemo, G. Yarden, Israel 83

194 RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT FOR BT-TRANSGENIC COTTON
B. Zhang, China 83

195 QUARANTINE WEED CONTROL IN KAZAKHSTAN
Sh.U. Zharassov, Kazakhstan 83

196 SCENARIO OF FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE IN PLANT PATHOGENS IN INDIA : DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT
T.S. Thind, C. Mohan, India 83

IIIW4 CLASSICAL AND NOVEL APPROACHES TO DIAGNOSIS OF PLANT DISEASES

Chairpersons: L. Corazza, Italy Abstract Page

A. Gera, Israel

INTRODUCTION
L. Corazza, Italy

CLASSICAL AND NOVEL APPROACHES TO DIAGNOSIS AND ASSAY OF PLANT DISEASES
A. Gera, Israel 84

DIAGNOSIS OF BACTERIAL DISEASES USING FATTY ACID PROFILES – SOME PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
I. Ben-Zeev, E. Levy, Israel 84

DIAGNOSIS OF FUNGAL DISEASES BY CLASSICAL APPROACH
L. Corazza, Italy 84

DIFFERENTIATION AMONG ISOLATES OF PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS BY TRANSCRIPT CONFORMATION POLYMORPHISM
A. Rosner, L. Maslenin, S. Spiegel, Israel 84

GENETICS AND MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO FUNGAL PATHOGEN DIAGNOSIS
G.S. Sidhu, USA 85

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A. Gera, Israel

VIIW1 PESTICIDE OPTIMIZATION AND IMPORTANCE IN PEST RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT

Chairpersons: I. Ishaaya, Israel Abstract Page

B. Rubin, Israel

INTRODUCTION
I. Ishaaya, Israel

EFFECTIVE CHEMICAL USE AS A CENTRAL KEY TO BEMISIA CONTROL & RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT IN U.S.COTTON
P. Ellsworth, USA 85

IMPORTANCE OF SELECTIVE INSECTICIDES IN PEST RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT - AN OVERVIEW
I. Ishaaya, A.R. Horowitz, Israel 85

THE ROLE OF HERBICIDE MIXTURES AND ROTATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HERBICIDE-RESISTANT WEEDS
B. Rubin, Israel 85

NON-FUNGICIDAL AGENTS FOR CONTROLLING PLANT DISEASES AS PART OF RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT
I. Yamaguchi, T. Motoyama, M. Nakasako, Japan 86

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B. Rubin, Israel

IVW1 CAN BIOTECH ASSIST CROP PROTECTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES?

Chairpersons: Z. Chen, China

G. Loebenstein, Israel

INTRODUCTION
G. Loebenstein, Israel

IMPORTANCE OF PRIVATE-PUBLIC SECTOR COOPERATION IN ADVANCING
BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR CROP PROTECTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
P.S. Teng, Philippines 86

MAPPING GENES GOVERNING RESISTANCE TO INSECT PESTS OF RICE
S. Mohankumar, K. Renganayaki, P. Nagarajan, R. Balasaraswathi, P. Shammugasundaram, India, A.S. Reddy, USA, S. Sadasivam, India 86

SUPPLY OF PEST FREE STOCK
G. Thottapilly, S.Y.C. Ng, Nigeria, S. Winter, Germany 86

RAPID PROPAGATION OF VIRUS-TESTED POTATOES IN KAZAKHSTAN
V. Shvidchenko, A. Manadilova, G. Sadvakasova, L.F. Sozinova, Kazakhstan, D. Levy, G. Loebenstein, Israel 87

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Z. Chen, China

IIW4 PEST MANAGEMENT IN LOW INPUT FARMING

Chairpersons: R.R. Labrada, Italy Abstract Page

H. Yunis, Israel

INTRODUCTION TO PEST CONTROL IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
R.R. Labrada, Italy 87

PLANT PROTECTION IN LOW INPUT AGRICULTURE
H. Yunis, Israel 87

THE IPM FOR SMALL SCALE FARMERS IN SOUTH AMERICA
R. Braga Sobrinho, R. Benitz, F.A. de Souza, Brazil 87

IPM IN RICE IN SOUTH AND SOUTH EAST ASIA
P.A.C. Ooi, D.R. Dilts, Indonesia 88

THE PARTICIPATORY TRAINING IN FARMERS’ FIELD SCHOOLS:
EXPERIENCES FROM AFRICA
S. Nacro, Burkina Faso 88

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H. Yunis, Israel, R.R. Labrada, Italy

IIW1 AREA-WIDE IPM, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

Chairpersons: M. Kogan, USA

R. Ausher, Israel

INTRODUCTION
M. Kogan, USA

CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF AREAWIDE IPM
M. Kogan, USA 88

CODLING MOTH, CYDIA POMONELLA AREAWIDE MANAGEMENT ON APPLE AND PEAR IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES - THE PILOT PROJECT
J. Brunner, E. Beers, J. Dunley, C. Calkins, A. Knight, S. Welter, R. Hilton, USA 88

INTERCROP PEST MANAGEMENT POLICY ("HAMABIA") IN THE GILBOA, BET SHEAN AND JORDAN VALLEY
Y. Hameiri, Israel 89

AREA-WIDE INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (APM) SCHEMES IN ISRAEL
R. Ausher, Israel 89

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R. Ausher, Israel

IIW2 IPM IN PROTECTED AGRICULTURE

Chairpersons: R. Albajes, Spain Abstract Page

Y. Elad, Israel

INTRODUCTION
R. Albajes, Spain

NATURAL OCCURRENCE OF PARASITOIDS AND PREDATORS IN UNTREATED PROTECTED CROPS
R. Albajes, R. Gabarra, Spain 89

PHOTOSELECTIVE PLASTIC FILMS: AN INNOVATIVE IPC TOOL TO CONTROL INSECT PESTS AND INSECT-BORNE VIRUS DISEASES
Y. Antignos, M. Lapidot, Y. Messika, S. Cohen, Israel 89

IPM IN GREENHOUSES IN COLD VS. WARM REGIONS : SUCCESSES AND FAILURES OF SYSTEMS
K. Bolckmans, The Netherlands 90

IPM IN PROTECTED AGRICULTURE : SHOULD THE GREENHOUSE BE AN ISLAND?
D. Gerling, S. Steinberg, Israel 90

CULTURAL PRACTICES AS MEANS FOR INTEGRATED CONTROL OF DISEASES IN PROTECTED CROPS
A. Dik, The Netherlands 90

INTEGRATING MEANS FOR THE CONTROL OF PLANT PATHOGENS OF GREENHOUSE CROPS
L.M. Gullino, Italy 90

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Y. Elad, Israel

IW5 IMPLEMENTATION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AS A MODEL OF NON-CHEMICAL CONTROL METHOD

Chairpersons: E.C. Tjamos, Greece Abstract Page

Y. Ben-Yephet, Israel

INTRODUCTION

ADOPTION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION IN THE USA
J.J. Stapleton, USA 91

SOIL SOLARIZATION: A NON-CHEMICAL APPROACH FOR CONTROL OF SOIL
BORNE PATHOGENS & PESTS IN EGYPT
M.M. Satour, Egypt 91

DESCRIPTION OF IMPLEMENTATION OF SOIL SOLARIZATION IN GREECE
E.C. Tjamos, P.P. Anroniou, S.E. Tjamos, Greece 91

SOIL SOLARIZATION USING SPRAYABLE PLASTIC POLYMERS TO CONTROL SOILBORNE PATHOGENS IN FIELD CROPS
A. Gamliel, G. Kritzman, Y. Peretz-Alon, E. Becker, V. Zilberg, O. Heiman, Israel

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