SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1999

PLENARY LECTURE

Chairperson: Y. Elad, Israel Abstract Page

PLENARY LECTURE
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND CHEMICAL CONTROL: OPPONENTS OR COMPONENTS OF THE SAME STRATEGY?
P.A. Urech, Belgium 1

IAPPS INAUGURATION

IS7 CULTURAL AND CHEMICAL ALTERNATIVES TO METHYL-BROMIDE : CONTROL OF FUNGI, NEMATODES AND INSECTS

Chairpersons: J.J. Stapleton, USA

A. Gamliel, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
J.J. Stapleton, USA

09:20 SOIL SOLARIZATION IN VARIOUS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES
J.J. Stapleton, USA 95

09:55 COMBINATION OF FUMIGANTS WITH NON CHEMICAL METHODS TO IMPROVE SOIL DISINFESTATION
E.C. Tjamos, Greece 95

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 NON CHEMICAL APPROACH TO SOILBORNE PEST MANAGEMENT – ORGANIC AMENDMENTS
A. Gamliel, M. Austerweil, G. Kritzman, Israel 95

11:30 ADAPTATION OF PEST CONTROL IN LOW-INPUT AGRICULTURE AND COMBINATION OF METHODS
D. Chellemi, USA 96

12:00 ALTERNATIVES TO THE CONVENTIONAL USE OF METHYL BROMIDE ON 
STRAWBERRY CROPS
V. Cebolla, R. Bartual, A. Ferrer, Spain 95

12:20 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING
A. Gamliel, Israel

12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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IVS1 TRANSGENIC CROPS RESISTANT TO HERBICIDES - AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS

Chairpersons: B. Rubin, Israel Abstract Page

A. Zilberstein, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
A. Zilberstein, Israel

09:25 TRANSGENIC CROPS TOLERANT TO HERBICIDES ON THE MARKET
G. Freyssinet, France 96

09:55 GLOBAL USE OF ROUNDUP READY® CROPS
J.E. Kaufman, USA 96

10:25 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 CURRENT USE OF TRANSGENIC HERBICIDE-RESISTANT SOYBEAN AND CORN IN THE USA
M. Owen, USA 96

11:30 TRANSGENIC APPLE CLONAL ROOTSTOCKS RESISTANT TO HERBICIDE BASTA
S.V. Dolgov, Russia 97

11:50 DISCUSSION

12:20 CLOSING
B. Rubin, Israel

12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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VIS2 NOVEL TARGETS AND NEW FUNGICIDES, BACTERICIDES AND NEMATICIDES

Chairpersons: T. Ueno, Japan Abstract Page

E. Shabi, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
E. Shabi, Israel

09:20 NOVEL FUNGICIDES AGAINST BOTRYTIS
J-H. Rosslenbrioch, D. Stuebler, Germany 97

09:50 THE PLANT ACTIVATOR BION^®: A NOVEL TOOL FOR INTEGRATED CROP PRODUCTION
T. Staub, W. Ruess, A. Lopez, M. Oostendorp, Switzerland 97

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 STROBILURINS : THEIR IMPACT ON DISEASE CONTROL STRATEGIES
S.C. Knight, C.D. Waller, UK 97

11:20 SYNERGISM BETWEEN STROBILURIN PUNGICIDES AND CYANIDE-RESISTANT RESPIRATION INHIBITOR N-PROPYL GALLATE
H. Ishii, Japan, T. Joseph-Horne, D.W. Hollomon, UK, K. Nishimura, Japan 98

11:40 COMBINATION OF BENZOTHIAZOLE (BTH) WITH A PSEUDOMONAS FLUORESCENS STRAIN (G309) EFFECTIVELY CONTROLS THE BACTERIAL SPECK OF TOMATO PLANTS CAUSED BY PSEUDOMONAS SYRINGAE PV. TOMATO
W. Fakhouri, O. Nossova, H. Buchenauer, Germany 98

12:00 DISCUSSION

12:25 CLOSING
T. Ueno, Japan

12:30 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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IS4 MANAGEMENT OF GRAIN STORAGE AND POST-HARVEST PESTS

Chairpersons: J.L. Zettler, USA Abstract Page

S. Navarro, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
L. Zettler, USA

09:20 CHEMICAL CONTROL OF STORED PRODUCT INSECTS WITH FUMIGANTS AND RESIDUAL TREATMENTS
J. L. Zettler, F.H. Arthur, USA 98

09:35 FUMIGATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
C.H. Bell, UK 98

10:05 CURRENT STATUS OF NON-RESIDUAL CONTROL METHODS AGAINST STORED PRODUCT PESTS
J. Donahaye, Israel 99

10:35 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 IPM FOR FOOD STORAGE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: 20TH CENTURY ASPIRATIONS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
C. Haines, UK 99

11:30 CHILLED AERATION AND STORAGE OF U.S. GRAIN
D.E. Maier, USA 99

12:00 TOXICITY AND REPELLENCY OF ETHNOBOTANICALS USED IN GHANA AS POST-HARVEST PROTECTANTS
S.R. Belmain, P. Golob, UK, H.F. Andan, J. Atarigiya, Ghana, F.A. Chare, P. Carr, UK 99

12:15 POSSIBILITY OF BOIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN GRAIN STORAGE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
H. Nakakita, H. Ikenaga, Japan 100

12:30 CLOSING
S. Navarro, USA

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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VIS5 SEMIOCHEMICALS

Chairpersons: D.R. Hall, UK Abstract Page

E. Dunkelblum, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
D.R. Hall, UK

09:20 PHEROMONES OF PHYTOPHAGOUS STINK BUGS (HETEROPTERA : PENTATOMIDAE) FOR USE IN IPM
J. Millar, H. McBrien, J.S. McElfresh, R.E. Rice, USA 100

09:50 THE CHEMICAL ECOLOGY OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN PLANTS, CATERPILLARS AND PARASITOIDS
T. Turlings, Switzerland 100

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 WEEVIL AGGREGATION PHEROMONES : MASS TRAPPING BANANA WEEVIL IN BANANA AND PLANTAIN
D. Alpizar, M. Fallas, A.C. Oehlschlager, L.M. Gonzalez, Costa Rica, S. Jayaraman, Canada

11:30 ISSUES AFFECTING THE USE OF PHEROMONES IN ORCHARDS
D. Suckling, New Zealand 101

12:00 IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL OCTOPAMINE AGONISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INHIBITION OF MOTH SEX-PHEROMONE PRODUCTION
A. Rafaeli, C. Gileadi, Israel, A. Hirashima, Japan 101

12:15 CONTROL OF EPHESTIA KUEHNIELLA ZELLER (LEPIDOPTERA: PHYCITIDAE) BY MASS TRAPPING: THE EXPERIENCE OF WORKS IN RUSSIA
I.V. Shamshev, O.G. Selitskaya, Russia 101

12:30 CLOSING
E. Dunkelblum, Israel

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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IXS2 FATE OF PESTICIDES IN PLANTS, SOIL, WATER AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Chairpersons: R.D. Wauchope, USA Abstract Page

U. Mingelgrin, Israel

09:15 INTRODUCTION
R.D. Wauchope, USA

09:20 USE OF AGRO-ECOLOGICAL INDICATORS FOR THE EVALUATION OF FARMING SYSTEM: CASE OF THE PESTICIDE INDICATOR
C. Bockstaller, H.M.G. van der Werf, France 101

09:50 "HOW-TO" AND WHY: ASSESSING ENVIRO-SOCIAL IMPACTS OF PESTICIDES
L. Levitan, USA 102

10:20 DISCUSSION

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND EXHIBITION

11:00 THE ENVIRONMENTAL YARDSTICK FOR PESTICIDES: A PRACTICAL TOOL FOR FARMERS IN THE NETHERLANDS
J.A.W.A. Reus, P.C. Leendertse, The Netherlands 102

11:30 AN UPDATE ON THE K_OC CONCEPT IN REGARD TO REGIONAL SCALE MANAGEMENT
Z. Gerstl, Israel 102

12:00 PROTEIN BOUND RESIDUES OF CHLOROTHALONIL AND ANILAZINE
C. Jahn, H. Hrenn, D. Breithaupt, W. Schwack, Germany 102

12:15 PESTICIDE RESIDUES IN CITRUS FRUIT
E. Scherbaum, M. Anastassiades, Germany 103

12:30 DISCUSSION AND CLOSING
U. Mingelgrin, Israel

12:35 LUNCH BREAK AND EXHIBITION

POSTER VIEWING
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POSTER DISCUSSION
IA ALTERNATIVE CONTROL MEASURES

Chairperson: I. Glazer, Israel

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1 EFFECT OF SHORT-TERM IMPROVED FALLOW ON STRIGA INFESTATION IN MAIZE
G.O. Abayo, J.K. Ransom, A. Oswald, E.S. Ariga, D. Friesen, Kenya 103

2 THE ROLE OF ENCARSIA FOERSTER PARASITOIDS (HYMENOPTERA APHELINIDAE) IN THE BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF WHITEFLIES (HEMIPTERA: ALEYRODIDAE) IN EGYPT
S. Abd-Rabou, Egypt 103

3 EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO BIOCONTROL AGENTS AGAINST DIFFERENT PLANT PATHOGENS OF MINOR CROPS IN ITALY
C. Aloi, M. Arteconi, F. Jelsic, L. Filippini, Italy 103

4 FIELD RELEASES OF TRICHOGRAMMA CACOECIAE MARCH (HYM.: TRICHOGRAMMATIDAE) FOR CONTROL OF THE OLIVE MOTH CARPOPHAGOUS GENERATION IN NORTHEASTERN PORTUGAL
A. Bento, L. Torres, J. Lopes, Portugal 104

5 STUDIES ON THE CONTROL OF THE OLIVE FRUIT FLY,
BACTROCERA OLEAE (GMEL.) BY MASS TRAPPING
A. Bento, L. Torres, J.I. Lopes, Portugal 104

6 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF GREY MOULD IN ANNUAL STRAWBERRY CROPS
P. Boff, Brazil, M. Gerlagh, P. Horsten, J. Kohl, The Netherlands 104

7 ENDOPHYTIC BACTERIAL FLORA AS A MAIZE PEST PROTECTION
AGENT
W. Bressan, J.M. Waquil, S.T.A. Cassini, F. M. F. Vilella, Brazil 104

8 PERIMETER TRAPPING STRATEGY TO REDUCE MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY (DIPTERA: TEPHRITIDAE) DAMAGE ON DIFFERENT HOST SPECIES IN ISRAEL
H. Cohen, B. Yuval, Israel 105

9 ANTIPHYTOPATHOGENIC PROPERTIES OF LUPIN AND OTHER COMPOSTS AS A BIOCONTROL FACTOR
B. Stachowiak, K. Trojanowska, K. Gulewicz, K. Czaczyk, Poland 105

10 LABORATORY EVALUATION OF PREDATION BY CHEILOMENES PROPINQUA (COLEOPTERA: COCCINELLIDAE) ON RHOPALOSIPHUM MAIDIS (HOMOPTERA: APHIDIDAE)
I.O. Dicko, Burkina Faso 105

11 EFFECT OF SOLARIZATION ON THE SURVIVAL OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS OF SUGAR CROPS AND DYNAMICS OF SOIL MYCOFLORA
R. Dwivedi, India 105

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12 SCREENING OF THE BEAUVERIA BASSIANA STRAINS FOR PATHOGENICITY TOWARDS THE HARMFUL SLUGS
N.Ju. Geshtovt, Kazakhstan 106

13 COMBINATION OF MICROORGANISMS FOR THE BIOCONTROL OF GRAY MOLD (BOTRYTIS CINEREA) IN STRAWBERRY.
R. Guetsky, Y. Elad, D. Shtienberg, A. Dinoor, Israel 106

14 EFFECTIVENESS OF HYPOBARIC TREATMENTS IN CONTROLLING POSTHARVEST ROTS OF STRAWBERRY AND SWEET CHERRY. PRELIMINARY RESULTS.
G. Romanazzi, F. Nigro, A. Ippolito, Italy 106

15 NEMATODES AS BIO-PESTICIDES IN TWO POLISH MUSHROOM FARMS.
M. Jaworska, Poland 106

16 A NEW BIOPESTICIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF NEMATODES
M. Keren-Zur, J. Antonov, A. Bercovitz, A. Chusid, K. Feldman, H. Katz, N. Markov, M. Revhun, Israel 107

17 MICOFUNGICIDE AS BIOLOGICAL AGENT FOR WHEAT PROTECTION AGAINST ROOT ROT
L. Kolombet, Russia 107

18 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT GREENHOUSE CLIMATISATION AND CLIMATE REGIONS ON THE POPULATION OF APPLIED ANTAGONISTS – INFLUENCES ON THEIR USE
G. Kral, Germany, Y. Elad, B. Kirshner, Y. Nitzani, D. Rav David, M. Fuchs, Y. Cohen, Israel, D. Gebelein, Germany 107

19 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF DIAMONDBACK MOTH, PLUTELLA XYLOSTELLA (L.), WITH TRICHOGRAMMA SPP. IN THE GUANGDONG PROVINCE OF CHINA
L. Li, M. Zhang, Y. He, China 107

20 MANURES, TRAPS AND THE MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY
M. Mazor, I. Caspi, Israel 108

21 DEVELOPMENT OF A FORMULATION OF TALAROMYCES FLAVUS FOR MANAGEMENT OF EGGPLANT WILT CAUSED BY VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE
I.S. Melo, E.S. Saito, Brazil 108

22 EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS APPLICATION OF PLANT HORMONES AND ETHYLENE INHIBITORS ON GRAY MOLD, WHITE MOLD AND POWDERY MILDEW IN TOMATO, BEAN AND CUCUMBER PLANTS
A. Meloch, Z. Lapsker, M. El-Masri, K. Hardan, R. Barakat, Israel, M.S. Ali-Shtayeh, Palestinian Authority, A. Shtevi, A. Sharon, Israel, P. Tudzynski, Germany, Y. Elad, Israel 108

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23 SOIL DISINFESTATION FOR THE CONTROL OF PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT OF GERBERA
A. Minuto, M.L. Gullino, A. Garibaldi, Italy 108

24 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF THE FIELD DODDER BY A PATHOGENIC FUNGUS
E. Nof, B. Rubin, A. Dinoor, Israel 109

25 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF PURPLE NUTSEDGE (CYPERUS ROTUNDUS) BY PATHOGENIC FUNGI
A. Dinoor, Israel, S. Guske, Germany, E. Nof, Israel 109

26 PARASITOIDS OF THE BLACK SCALE SAISSETIA OLEAE (OLIV.)(HOM.: COCCIDAE) ON OLIVES IN NORTH-EASTERN PORTUGAL
J.A. Pereira, L. Torres, J. Cabanas, A. Bento, Portugal 109

27 PARASITATION OF CITRUS LEAFMINER (CLM) BY INDIGENOUS AND IMPORTED PARASITOIDS IN THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF EGYPT
P.M. Reckhaus, A.R. Hamed, M.S. Barsoum, Egypt 109

28 QUALITY AND USE OF TRICHOGRAMMA EGG-CARDS IN INDIA
J. Romeis, T.G. Shanower, India 110

29 IMPLEMENTATION OF SOLARIZATION TO REDUCE FUSARIUM LEVELS IN FOREST NURSERY SOILS IN ARGENTINA.
M. Salerno, G. Lori, S. Wolcan, G. Basil, M. Neira, Argentina 110

30 EFFECT OF POTASSIUM METABISULFITE ON POST HARVEST DISEASES OF RAMBUTAN MALWANA SPECIAL SELECTION
D. Sivakumar, R.L.C. Wijesundera, R.S. Wilson Wijeratnam, Sri Lanka 110

31 BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF CARNATION WILT CAUSED BY FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM F. SP.
K. Soytong, N. Jonglaekha, Thailand 110

32 CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGISTATIC ACTIVITY OF BACILLUS STRAINS ISOLATED FROM LUPIN COMPOSTS
B. Stachowiak, K. Trojanowska, K. Gulewicz, Poland 111

33 MASS REARING OF EOCANTHECONA FURCELLATA (WOLFF) (HEMPITERA : PENTATOMIDAE) AS A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENT
W. Suasa-ard, Thailand 111

34 DEVELOPMENT OF A MYCOHERBICIDE FOR CONTROL OF DANDELION (TARAXACUM OFFICINALE WEBER) IN TURF
M. Teshler, I. Teshler, S. Stewart-Wade, S. Green, A. Watson, A. DiTommaso, G. Boland, G. Sampson, Canada 111

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35 EFFECT OF GREEN MANURE CROPS ON SOILBORNE PATHOGENS IN POTATOES
L. Tsror, Israel 111

36 INDUCTION OF DEFENSE RESPONSES IN CUCUMBER (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.) BY THE BIOCONTROL AGENT TRICHODERMA HARZIANUM
I. Yedidia, N. Benhamou, I. Chet, Israel 112

37 THE EFFECTS OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AND TRICHODERMA SPP. APPLICATIONS TO CONTROL SOIL-BORNE PATHOGENS IN PROTECTED VEGETABLE CROPS
S. Yucel, H. Pala, S. Cali, A. Erkilic, Turkey 112

38 ABUNDANCE AND TOXICITY OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS FROM WAREHOUSE IN CHINA
H. Zhang, W. Deng, Z. Yu, China 112

POSTER DISCUSSION
VIA NEW PESTICIDES AND SEMIOCHEMICALS

Chairpersons: J. Townson, UK

E. Dunkelblum, Israel

 

39 POTENTIAL OF QUINOLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS AND OTHER SECONDARY METABOLITES AS NATURAL PESTICIDES.
R. Aguiar, M. Wink, Germany 112

40 THIAMETHOXAM: A NEW COMPOUND TO MANAGE THE TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS (TYLCV) IN TOMATOES
S. Ayoub, Egypt, R. Senn, Switzerland, M.H. Belal, M.D. Abdallah, W.F. Nicholson, A. Morcos, Egypt 113

41 LABORATORY TESTS WITH THIAMETHOXAM TO PREVENT TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL GEMINIVIRUS (TYLCV) TRANSMISSION BY BEMISIA TABACI
G. Mason, E. Rancati, D. Bosco, Italy 113

42 CHARACTERIZATION OF A PUTATIVE PHEROMONE BIOSYNTHESIS ACTIVATING NEUROPEPTIDE (PBAN) RECEPTOR FROM THE PHEROMONE GLAND OF HELIOTHIS PELTIGERA
S. Daniel, O. Ben-Aziz, I. Zeltser, C. Gilon, M. Altstein, Israel 113

43 TESTING THE SIDE EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON PHYTOSEIID MITES (ACARI, PHYTOSEIIDAE) IN FIELD TRIALS
I.G. Espinha, L.M. Torres, J. Avilla, C. Carlos, Portugal 113

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44 IDENTIFICATION OF ATTRACTANTS FOR FEMALE BOLLWORM, HELICOVERPA ARMIGERA (LEPIDOPTERA; NOCTUIDAE) FROM FLOWERS OF TAGETES ERECTA
T.J. Bruce, A. Cork, UK

45 STUDIES OF THE SEX PHEROMONE OF THE EUROPEAN TARNISHED PLANT BUG, LYGUS RUGULIPENNIS (HETEROPTERA: MIRIDAE)
P.J. Innocenzi, D.R. Hall, C. Sumathi, J.V. Cross, R. Jacobson, UK 114

46 CONTROL OF SILVER SCURF BY AZOXYSTROBIN AND GLIOCLADIUM CATENULATUM-PREPARATE
A.O. Hannukkala, H. Avikainen, Finland 114

47 WIDE AREA MATING DISRUPTION OF ORIENTAL FRUIT MOTH IN VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
A. Il'ichev, P.H. Jerie, M.S. Hossain, Australia 114

48 EFFICACY OF LAMBDACYHALOTHRIN 5 EC (Karate®) AGAINST TOMATO FRUITBORER HELICOVERPA ARMIGERA HUB.
V.G. Mathirajan, K. Natarajan, A. Ragupathy, India 114

49 MIMETIC ANALOGS OF INSECT NEUROPEPTIDES INHIBIT GROWTH, EGG PRODUCTION AND/OR ALTER PHEROMONE PRODUCTION IN HELIOTHIS
R. Nachman, P. Teal, G. Coast, USA 115

50 AZOXYSTROBIN AND IPROVALICARB, NEW ACTIVE INGREDIENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF POTATO LATE BLIGHT
F. Rodriguez, L. Perez, J. Almandoz, Cuba 115

51 AZOXYSTROBIN A NEW ALTERNATIVE ON BLACK SIGATOKA AND CROWN ROT DISEASES CONTROL OF BANANAS AND PLANTAINS
L. Perez, A. Hernandez, C. Roson, Cuba 115

52 AZOXYSTROBIN, ACIBENZOLAR - S - METHYL AND IPROVALICARB, NEW ACTIVE INGREDIENTS FOR THE CONTROL OF TOBACCO BLUE MOLD.
L. Perez, F. Rodriguez, M.A. Benitez, Cuba 115

53 CONTROL OF FUNGAL DISEASES OF RICE IN CUBA.
V. Cordero, L. Perez, A. Hernandez, Cuba 116

54 THE POTENTIAL OF BENZOTHIADIAZOLE FOR PLANT VIRUSES CONTROL
H. Pospieszny, W. Folkman, Poland 116

55 ROLE OF SYNTHETIC SEXUAL PHEROMONES IN AN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA
I. Rosca, Romania 116

56 1,3-DIAZAHETEROCYCLES AND (THIO)-UREAS FROM AROMATIC, AROMATIC-ALIPHATIC AND HETEROCYCLIC AMINES
J. Spindler, G. Kempter, Germany 116

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57 ACETAMIPRID EFFICACY IN TRIALEURODES VAPORARIORUM WESTW. CONTROL
A. Zabel, S. Stankovic, M. Kostic, B. Manojlovic, J. Toskic, Yugoslavia 117

58 UNNATURAL AND SEMINATURAL PRODUCTS, AS ALLEGED "NATURAL PESTICIDES", FROM PLANTS
I. Ujvary, Hungary 117

59 RESPONSE OF CUSCUTA CAMPESTRIS Y. TO HERBICIDE INHIBITORS OF CARTENOIDS BIOSYNTHESIS
Ts Weinberg, M. Sibony, A. Lalazar, B. Rubin, Israel 117

60 A NEW SYNTHESIS OF BENZOCARBOCYCLIC NITRILES
J. Woller, G. Kempter, Germany 117

61 BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND PERFORMANCE OF THE NEW OOMYCETE FUNGICIDE RH-7281
A.R. Egan, H. Mattioda, E.L. Michelotti, J.A. Quinn, W.J. Wilson, D.H. Young, USA 118

62 MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE OOMYCETE FUNGICIDE RH-7281
D.H. Young, R.A. Slawecki, USA 118

POSTER DISCUSSION
VID CHEMICAL PEST CONTROL & IMPROVED APPLICATION METHODS

Chairpersons: P. Ellsworth, UK

B.A. Peleg, Israel

 

63 CONTROLLING GRAY MOLD CAUSED BY BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN CUCUMBER PLANTS BY CHITOSAN BUT NOT BY CHITIN OLIGOMERS
R. Ardi, R. Pinto, N. Ben-Shalom, Israel 118

64 AUTOMATIC AIR-ASSISTED APPLICATION TECHNIQUE FOR IMPROVED CROP PROTECTION IN GREENHOUSES
M. Austerweil, B. Steiner, Y. Riven, V. Zilberg, A. Grinstein, M. Gokkes, T. Ben-David, Y. Gottlieb, N. Mor, E. Zvieli, Israel 118

65 FUNGICIDAL CONTROL OF FUSARIUM DRY ROT, RHIZOCTONIA CANKER AND BLACK SCURF, AND SILVER SCURF DISEASES OF POTATOES
P. Bains, H. Bennypaul, V. Bisht, C. Schaupmeyer, Canada 119

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66 ECONOMICAL DAMAGE THRESHOLD FOR FUNGICIDE CONTROL OF LEAF BLOTCH AND TAN SPOT OF WHEAT IN ARGENTINA
M. Carmona, P. Cortese, M. Moschini, R. Pioli, M. Ferrazzini, Argentina, E. Reis, Brazil 119

67 OPTIMIZED CHEMICAL CONTROL OF CUCUMBER DOWNY MILDEW (PSEUDOPERONOSPORA CUBENSIS ROST. (CURT.)) FOR CENTRAL ZONE OF UKRAINE
V.S. Chaban, V.M. Ohrimchuk, V.G. Sergienko, O.V. Shevcuk, Ukraine 119

68 EFFECT OF METHYL EUGENOL TRAP TO LACEWING ANKLOPTERYX OCTUPUNCTATA (NEUROPTERA : CHRYSOPIDAE) IN MANGOSTEEN ORCHARDS IN THAILAND
K. Charernsom, Thailand 119

69 DIATOMITE AS A POSSIBLE UV PROTECTANT FOR THE PHOTOSTABILIZATION OF BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS
M. Kotetishvili, Georgia, T. Joseph, E. Cohen, Israel 120

70 SERENADE - A NEW BIOFUNGICIDE FOR FRUITS,VEGETABLES AND ORNAMENTALS
D.D. Ewing, USA 120

71 IMPROVED PESTICIDE APPLICATION TO REDUCE RESIDUES IN HERB CROPS
A. Gamliel, M. Austerweil, V. Zilberg, E. Rabinowich, H. Manor, Israel 120

72 INFLUENCE OF SOME ADDITIVES ON THE STABILITY OF EMULSIONS
S. Gasic, B. Jovanovic, S. Jovanovic, Yugoslavia 120

73 CONTROL OF THE VELVETBEAN CATERPILLAR WITH AIR AND TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF ITS NUCLEAR POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS (NPV)
S.A. Gomez, D.L. Gazzoni, Brazil 121

74 SPECIFIC COMPOSITION OF WEEDS ON CEREAL CROPS IN KAZAKHSTAN
T. Nurmuratuly, J. Geshtovt, Kazakhstan

75 EFFECT OF AERATED STEAM TREATMENT ON POST-HARVEST ROTS OF SWEET ORANGE FRUITS
S.L. Godara, V.N. Pathak, India 121

76 SaFE, A NEW CONCEPT ON PLANT PROTECTION
Y. Arimoto, Y. Homma, J. Itakura, A. Motegi, A. Hagiwara, Y. Sato, I. Yamaguchi, Japan 121

77 EFFECTS OF PESTICIDES ON LARVAL STAGES OF THE CARABID BEETLE POECILUS CUPREUS
U. Heimbach, Germany 121

POSTER DISCUSSION (cont)
VID CHEMICAL PEST CONTROL & IMPROVED APPLICATION METHODS

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78 ATMOSPHERIC EFFECTS ON PESTICIDE DRIFT FROM AN ORCHARD SPRAYER
D.R. Miller, T.E. Stoughton, W.E. Steinke, E.W. Huddleston, J.B. Ross, USA 122

79 STRATEGIES OF CHEMICAL CONTROL OF ANGULAR LEAF SPOT (PHAEOISARIOPSIS GRISEOLA) ON COMMON BEANS
W.C. Jesus Junior, F.R. Vale, R.R. Coelho, L.C. Costa, P.A. Paul, L. Zambolim, Brazil 122

80 SEED DRESSINGS OF CORN BEARING ALS TARGET-SITE RESISTANCE WITH ALS INHIBITING HERBICIDES FOR WITCHWEED CONTROL
F.K. Kanampiu, J.K. Ransom, Kenya, J. Gressel, Israel 122

81 EFFICACY OF REDUCED HERBICIDE DOSES IN WINTER WHEAT
M. Knezevic, M. Durkic, Croatia 122

82 A NEW APPLICATION TECHNIQUE IN GREENHOUSE ROW CROPS
H.-J. Wygoda, S. Rietz, G. Kral, J.-H, Schafertons, Germany 123

83 CONTROL OF SOILBORN PLANT PATHOGENS BY FORDOR 37
G. Kritzman, I. Peretz, O. Hayman, Z. Bar, Israel 123

84 STUDY ON OMETHOATE AND DICOFOL MIXED EMULSIVE CONCENTRATION
S. Long, Y. Cao, China 123

85 EFFICIENCY OF CHEMICAL CONTROL OF THRIPS (THYSANOPTERA: THRIPIDAE) ON MANGO (TEREBINTHALES: ANACARDIACEAE) IN CHIAPAS, MEXICO
R. Magallanes-Cedeno, J.A. Damian-Aragon, J. Ordaz-Morales, D. Vazquez-Ramirez, J.L. Zavala-Antonio, Mexico 123

86 PRECISION AND CLEAN APPLICATION
G. Manor, Israel 124

87 CFValve™ - A FLOW CONTROL DEVICE FOR LEVER OPERATED KNAPSACK SPRAYERS
D. McAuliffe, USA 124

88 REDUCING APPLICATIONS AND DOSAGES OF FUNGICIDES TO MANAGE DISEASES OF BASIL
A. Minuto, G. Minuto, M.L. Gullino, A. Garibaldi, Italy 124

89 ADSORPTION OF ORGANIC CATIONS AND METOLACHLOR ON PILLARED CLAY TO PREPARE FORMULATIONS OF REDUCED LEACHING
Y. Mishael, T. Polubesuva, G. Rytwo, S. Nir, B. Rubin, Israel 124

90 BEHAVIOUR OF FLUQUINCONAZOLE IN SOIL AND WHEAT PLANTS AS WELL AS ITS MODE OF ACTION AGAINST TAKE ALL DISEASE, CAUSED BY GAEUMANNOMYCES GRAMINIS VAR. TRITICI
B. Wilmsmeier, J. Kreer, H. Buchenauer, Germany 125

POSTER DISCUSSION (cont)
VID CHEMICAL PEST CONTROL & IMPROVED APPLICATION METHODS

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91 EFFECTS OF FUNGICIDES WITH NITROGEN FORMS AT VARIOUS LEVELS OF POTASSIUM TO FUSARIUM WILT OF WATERMELON IN CUKUROVA PROVINCE OF TURKEY
H. Pala, S. Yucel, Y. Canihos, Z. Kaya, Turkey 125

92 STEM SMEARING - AN ECOFRIENDLY APPROACH OF PESTIDAL
APPLICATION FOR SUCKING PEST CONTROL
S.B. Patil, B.M. Khadi, V.N. Kulkarni, K.S. Panchabhavi, B.C. Patil, India 125

93 THE BENEFITS OF AIR INCLUSION NOZZLES
THE POTENTIAL REDUCTION OF SPRAY DRIFT
S. Piggott, G. Matthews, UK 125

94 IMPROVED APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ENTOMOPATHOGENIC NEMATODES AGAINST FOLIAR PESTS
S. Piggott, J. Mason, G. Matthews, D. Wight, UK 126

95 EFFECT OF IMIDAZOLINONE HERBICIDES ON OROBANCHE AEGYPTIACA EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES
D. Plakhine, Israel 126

96 WINDBREAK TECHNOLOGY TO MINIMIZE PESTICIDE DRIFT: SPRAY COLLECTION EFFICIENCY BY TREE SPECIES
T. Ucar, F. R. Hall, R. Vining, B. Wight, USA 126

97 EFFECTS OF PYMETROZINE ON THE MEALYBUG PARASITOID LEPTOMASTIX DACTYLOPII (HOWARD) (HYMENOPTERA: ENCYRTIDAE)
U. Bernardo, G. Viggiani, Italy 126

98 EFFECT OF PESTICIDES, USED ON TABLE GRAPES, ON THE MEALYBUG PARASITE, COCCIDOXENOIDES PEREGRINUS (TIMBERLAKE) (HYMENOPTERA: ENCYRTIDAE).
V.M. Walton, K.L. Pringle, South Africa 127

99 PRE-SOWED SEED TREATMENTS IN COTTON AND AFLATOXIN CONTROL
H.J. Zeringue Jr., USA 127

IIIW5 BREEDING CROP PLANTS TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NATURAL ENEMIES

Chairpersons: T. Turlings, Switzerland Abstract Page

M. Coll, Israel

INTRODUCTION
M. Coll, Israel

ATTACHMENT BY INSECT PREDATORS TO PLANT SURFACE WAXES: MECHANISMS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
S. Eigenbrode, C.E. Rutledge, USA 127

EXTRAFLORAL NECTARIES AS FOOD SOURCES FOR NATURAL ENEMIES : POTENTIAL STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING AN INDIRECT PLANT DEFENSE
F. Waeckers, Switzerland 127

CAPSAICIN-RICH SPACE AS PROTECTION AGAINST PREDATION ON PEPPERS : IMPLICATIONS IN PLANT BREEDING
D.G. Bottrell, USA 128

APHID-INDUCED PLANT VOLATILES AND THE SPECIFIC ATTRACTION OF APHID PARASITOIDS
G. Poppy, W. Powell UK 128

THE PROSPECTS OF INCREASING THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF MAIZE PLANTS TO BENEFICIAL INSECTS
T. Turlings, M.E. Fritzsche, S. Gouinguene, T. Degen, Switzerland 128

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
T. Turlings, Switzerland

IW7 NEW DIMENSIONS IN MANAGEMENT OF POST-HARVEST PESTS

Chairpersons: S Navarro, Israel Abstract Page
L. Zettler, USA

INTRODUCTION
S. Navarro, Israel

PENETRATION OF PHOSPHINE INTO DEEP GRAIN BIN BY AID OF CARBON DIOXIDE
Y. Carmi, M. Kostyukovsky, Y. Golani, H. Frandji, Israel 128

ADOPTION OF HERMETIC STORAGE TECHNOLOGY IN THE PHILIPPINES
G.C. Sabio, Philippines 129

BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF TWO JUVENOIDS AND TWO ECDYSTEROIDS AGAINST THREE STORED PRODUCT INSECTS
M. Kostyukovsky, Israel, B. Chen, China, S. Atsmi, E. Shaaya, Israel 129

USE OF INERT DUSTS AS GRAIN PROTECTANTS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE STORAGE
T.E. Stathers, UK, B. Mvumi, Zimbabwe, M. Dennif, C.K. Talbot, P. Golob, UK 129

DISCUSSION AND CLOSING
L. Zettler, USA , S. Navarro, Israel

IVW3 RISKS OF INTROGRESSION OF CROP TRANSGENES INTO PESTS

Chairpersons: G.T. Tzotzos, Austria

J. Gressel, Israel

INTRODUCTION
G.T. Tzotzos, Austria

POLLEN MEDIATED GENE TRANSFER, A HOLISTIC VIEW
K. Ammann, Y. Jacot, Switzerland 129

UNBIASED DECISION MAKING ON THE AGRICULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL RISKS OF GENE TRANSFER FROM HERBICIDE RESISTANT BIOTECHNOLOGICALLY DERIVED CROPS
A.J.W. Rotteveel, The Netherlands, J. Gressel, Israel, G. Tzotzos, Austria 130

POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF THE INTROGRESSION OF VIRUS RESISTANCE TRANSGENES INTO NATURAL POPULATIONS OF BRASSICA OLERACEA
A.F. Raybould, A.J Gray, L.C. Maskell, J.I. Cooper, M-E Edwards, D. Pallet, D. Williams, M. Smith, UK 130

SO WHAT IF THERE IS INTROGRESSION TO WEEDS? IMPLICATIONS AND MITIGATION
J. Gressel, Israel 130

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
J. Gressel, Israel

VIW1 INDUCED RESISTANCE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN PEST CONTROL

Chairpersons: J. Kuc, USA Abstract Page

Y. Cohen, Israel

INTRODUCTION
J. Kuc, USA

DEVELOPMENT AND DIRECTION OF SYSTEMIC INDUCED RESISTANCE (SIR) IN PLANTS
J. Kuc, USA 130

SIGNALING CONFLICTS IN TOMATO DURING EXPRESSION OF INDUCED RESISTANCE TO PATHOGENS AND INSECTS
R. Bostock, J. Thaler, R. Karban, USA 131

ARABIDOPSIS-PATHOGEN INTERACTIONS: A MODEL SYSTEM FOR THE ANALYSIS OF ACQUIRED RESISTANCE
B. Mauch-Mani, Switzerland 131

BION AND ITS MODE OF ACTION
R. Dietrich, U. Neuenschwander, M. Oostendorp, T. Staub, Switzerland

EFFICACY OF INDUCED RESISTANCE AGAINST FUNGI DIFFERING IN THE MODE OF PARASITISM
U. Steiner, Germany

SYSTEMIC ACQUIRED RESISTANCE
Y. Cohen, Israel 131

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
Y. Cohen, Israel

IIW6 IPM - RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND FARMER EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Chairpersons: M. Besri, Morocco Abstract Page

M. Goren, Israel

INTRODUCTION
M. Goren, Israel

IPM TRAINING, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A POINT OF VIEW FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
M. Besri, Morocco 132

IPM UNIVERSITY TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES : NEW CONCEPTS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES : REGIONAL PROJECT FOR GREENHOUSE IPM IN THE MIDDLE EAST
R. Oetting, USA 132

FROM IPMISTS TO THE IPMIST: WORKING ON SUSTAINABLE CROP PROTECTION
Z. Shen, China 132

NETWORKED COMMUNICATIONS IN SUPPORT OF IPM-RELATED EXTENSION
M. Goren, Israel 132

EXPORT FRENCH BEAN IPM IN KENYA: FROM RESEARCH TO THE FARMER TO THE MARKET
B. Lohr, S. Michalik, A. Seif, Kenya 133

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER OF COTESIA-BASED IPM FOR DIAMONDBACK MOTH ON LOWLAND ELEVATION CRUCIFERS IN LUZON, PHILIPPINES
B. Morallo-Rejesus, E.L. Inocencio, J.M. Malabanan, J.E. Eusebio, S.F. Barroga, Philippines 133

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
M. Besri, Morocco

IW1 MASS REARING AND AUGMENTATION OF BIO-CONTROL AGENTS

Chairpersons: E. Wajnberg, France Abstract Page

S. Steinberg, Israel

INTRODUCTION
E. Wajnberg, France

INTRODUCTION
S. Steinberg, Israel

SMALL SCALE REARING FOR INOCULATIVE RELEASES IN CLASSICAL BIOLOGICAL CONTROL : OPTIMIZATION OF FIELD TECHNIQUES
Y. Argov, Israel 133

AUGMENTATIVE/COMMERCIAL BIOLOGICAL CONTROL: FROM THE MASS REARING UNIT TO THE FIELD
S. Steinberg, Israel 133

QUALITY CONTROL FOR TRICHOGRAMMA PRODUCTION AND LARGE SCALE UTILIZATION AGAINST EUROPEAN CORN BORER IN FRANCE
J. Frandon, France 134

EVALUATING EFFICACY OF AUGMENTATIVE RELEASES OF ARTHROPOD BIOCONTROL AGENTS WITH MEALYBUG ON CITRUS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA AS AN EXAMPLE
V. Hattingh, S.D. Moore, B.A. Tate, South Africa 134

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
S. Steinberg, Israel

VIIW2 PRECISION AGRICULTURE INCLUDING MAPPING AND ADVANCES IN TARGETED SPRAYERS

Chairpersons: K. Hurle, Germany Abstract Page

A. Nevo, Israel

INTRODUCTION
K. Hurle, Germany

DETECTION OF WEEDS AND SPRAYING ONLINE: THE ULTIMATE IN WEED
CONTROL
R. Gerhards, W. Khbauch Germany 134

GPS AND GIS ASSISTED WEED CONTROL - STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
S. Christensen, A. Mette Walter, T. Heisel, Denmark 134

USING GIS TO REFINE SCOUTING EFFORT
I.V. MacRae, USA 135

DISCUSSION

CLOSING
A. Nevo, Israel