Page | Title |
3 | An overview of biological control, with particular commentary on biological weed control |
13 | A management procedure for the introduction of biological agents for control of weeds |
35 | Exploration for organisms for biological control of weeds |
39 | Considerations in introducing foreign biotic agents to control native weeds of rangelands |
51 | Shortcomings in the classic tests of candidate insects for the biocontrol of weeds |
57 | Some observations on the structure of phytophagous insect communities: the implications for biological control |
74 | Some limitations of weed biocontrol in tropical crop ecosystems in Colombia |
81 | Integrating biological control into aquatic plant management (Abstract) |
85 | Biological control of weeds: from art to science |
87 | Enhancement of effect of Neochetina eichhorniae for biological control of waterhyacinth |
93 | Interaction between the mottled waterhyacinth weevil, Neochetina eichhorniae Warner, and the waterhyacinth mite, Orthogalumna terebrantis Wallwork |
98 | Habitat of Carduus nutans L. in Italy and two phytophagous insects |
101 | Biological control of Carduus nutans in northeastern U.S.A. |
105 | Response of Carduus nutans L. to infestation by Rhinocyllus conicus Froel. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) and mechanical damage |
108 | Possibilities for the biological control of Russian thistles, Salsola spp. (Chenopodiaceae) |
113 | Coleophora spp. as biological control agents against Russian thistle |
117 | Evaluating the success of the programme for the biological control of Chondrilla juncea L. |
122 | Studies of new organisms in Iran for the biological control of skeleton weed (Chondrilla juncea) |
124 | Effectiveness: A comparison of prediction and results during the biological control of Chondrilla |
128 | Natural enemies of strangler, Morrenia odorata, and two closely related species, M. brachystephana and Araujia hortorum in Uruguay |
132 | Biological control of puncturevine, Tribulus terrestris (Zygophyllaceae): Post introduction collection records of Microlarinus spp. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) |
137 | Major phytophagous insects of selected weeds in Virginia |
141 | The initiation of biological control of Emex spp. in Australia |
145 | Purple nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus L.): A case for augmentation |
152 | The evaluation of biocontrol agents with particular reference to two hispine beetles established on Lantana camara in Australia |
155 | Cinnabar moth as a biological control agent of tansy ragwort: Comparison of population dynamics in England and Oregon |
159 | Interactions between the cinnabar moth and tansy ragwort |
163 | Reproductive biology of tansy ragwort, climate and biological control by the Cinnabar moth in Canada |
174 | Interaction between the cinnabar moth, Tyria jacobaeae L. (Lep.:Arctiidae) and ragwort, Senecio jacobaea L. (Compositae) in Canada |
181 | Biological control introductions as Grandiose field experiments: adaptations of the Cinnabar moth to new surroundings |
189 | The role of biological agents in integrated control of tansy ragwort |
193 | Longitarsus jacobaeae aids moth in the biological control of tansy ragwort |
197 | An impact evaluation of the biological control of alligatorweed in the southeastern United States of America (ABSTRACT ONLY) |
197 | Ecology and behavior of Acentropus niveus, an aquatic moth on watermilfoil in New York state (ABSTRACT) |
197 | Natural enemies and the prospects of biological control of Tamarix spp. (ABSTRACT) |
197 | The consequences of feeding by phytophagous insects on the phenology of waterhyacinths (ABSTRACT) |
198 | California as a source of natural enemies for the biological control of ragweeds (ABSTRACT ONLY) |
198 | Poison ivy arthropods and their biological control (ABSTRACT) |
201 | Status of the use of plant pathogens in the biological control of weeds |
207 | The potential of Cercospora rodmanii as a biological control for waterhyacinths |
210 | Uredo eichhorniae, a potential biocontrol agent for waterhyacinth |
214 | Development of an endemic fungal pathogen as a mycoherbicide for biocontrol of northern jointvetch in rice |
217 | Cephalosporium wilt of Cassia surattensis in Hawaii |
221 | The biological control of Russian knapweed with a nematode |
224 | Biological control of milkweed vine in Florida citrus groves with a pathotype of phytophthora citrophthora |
241 | Obligate pathogens of the milkweed vine, Morrenia odorata, as biological control agents (ABSTRACT) |
241 | Puccinia oxalidis, an help in the control of oxalis (ABSTRACT) |
245 | Status of biotic agents, other than insects or pathogens, as biocontrols |
251 | The grass-carp, its effects and side-effects |
257 | Utilization of Duckweed by the white amur |
261 | Biocontrol of aquatic plant growth in earthen ponds by the white amur |
269 | Some aspects of the environmental impact of the white amur (Ctenopharyngodon idella (Val.)) in Florida, and its use for aquatic weed control |
290 | Naturally occurring antagonistic relationships among aquatic plants that may be useful in their management |
294 | The potential use of Eriophyoid mites for control of weeds |