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Research required urgently to control planthopper pests
Date:6/23/2008

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Professor Geoff Gurr, Professor of Applied Ecology,
Charles Sturt University, Orange, Australia

Topics

  • Planthopper-transmitted virus diseases
  • Migration of planthoppers
  • A new planthopper problem in hybrid rice
  • Genetics and breeding for host-plant resistance to planthoppers
  • Insecticide resistance
  • Farmers' perceptions in planthopper management
  • Factors causing planthopper outbreaks
  • Synthesis of current situation in the region


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Contact: Adam Barclay
a.barclay@cgiar.org
632-580-5600
International Rice Research Institute
Source:Eurekalert

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