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TI: A RESEARCH CENTER FOR ALTERNATIVE PEST CONTROL
IN: DANIELS-L-B; LAVY-T-L; PHILLIPS-J-R
PO: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
LO: FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 72703.
FY: 1995
CG: 92-34195-7162
GY: 1994
CL:
PRIMARY CLASSIFICATION GENERAL CLASSIF.
RPA ACTVTY CMMDTY SCNCE PRCNT PRGM JTC
R207 A4500 C1500 F0412 11% P3.02 J2B
R207 A4500 C2100 F0412 14% P3.10 J2B
R207 A4500 C2300 F0412 10% P3.06 J2B
R208 A4600 C2100 F1112 10% P3.10 J2B
R208 A4600 C2300 F1112 10% P3.06 J2B
R209 A4700 C1600 F0212 14% P3.05 J2B
R209 A4700 C2100 F0212 10% P3.10 J2B
R209 A4700 C2300 F0212 11% P3.06 J2B
R901 A4830 C0100 F1529 10% P1.04 J1A
PH: R207 (Insect-Control-Field-Crops);
R208 (Disease-Control-Field-Crops);
R209 (Weed-and-Hazard-Control-Field-Crops);
R901 (Alleviation-of-Soil,-Water,-Air-Pollution);
A4500 (Protection-Against-Insects);
A4600 (Protection-Against-Diseases,-Parasites);
A4700 (Protection-Against-Weeds);
A4830 (Protection-Against-Pollutants);
C1500 (Grain-Sorghum);
C2100 (Cotton);
C2300 (Soybeans);
C1600 (Rice);
C0100 (Soil-and-Land);
F0412 (Entomology-Plant);
F1112 (Pathology-Plant);
F0212 (Biology-Environmental,-Systematic-Plant);
F1529 (Chemistry-Other)
GH: P3.02 (Grain-Sorghum);
P3.10 (Cotton);
P3.06 (Soybeans);
P3.05 (Rice);
P1.04 (Environmental-Quality);
J2B (Plant-Protection);
J1A (Land,-Water,-Air)
SC: XPR (Pollution-Related) 40%;
S2110 (Upland-Cotton) 34%;
PST1 (Target-I-Biology) 15%;
PST2 (Target-II-Nonpesticidal-Control) 45%;
PST3 (Target-III-Pesticide-Use-Patterns) 15%;
PST4 (Target-IV-Toxicology,-Fate,-Metabolism) 10%;
PST5 (Target-V-Economics-of-Pest-Control) 15%;
W5A (Water-Pollutant-Identification) 20%;
W5B (Water-Pollutant-Source-and-Fate) 20%;
W5E (Waste-Disposal) 20%;
IPMB (Integrated-Control-Basic-Research) 18%;
IPMC (Integrated-Control-Control-Components) 34%;
IPM1 (Integrated-Control-Systems-Level-I) 18%;
IPME (Integrated-Control-Economics-Research) 12%;
IPM2 (Integrated-Control-Systems-Level-II) 18%
DE: ALTERNATIVES; INSECTS; INSECT-PESTS; INSECT-CONTROL; BIOLOGICAL-CONTROL;
POLLUTION-ABATEMENT; AGRICULTURAL-PRODUCTION; PRODUCTION-SYSTEMS;
ENVIRONMENTAL-IMPACT; PESTICIDES; INTEGRATED-PEST-MANAGEMENT; COTTON;
SOYBEANS; RICE; FUNGI; BACTERIA; VIRUSES
CT: Basic 45%; Applied 45%; Developmental 10%
OB: Collect, isolate and identify candidate biological control agents;
evaluate promising native, exotic, and genetically improved biological control
agents and crop plants, produce, formulate & apply promising biological
control agents and provide technology transfer to industry; evaluate field
performance and integrate biological agents into agricultural production
systems; elucidate pesticide load in the environment and assess environmental
impact of integration of biological control agents into agricultural
production systems.
AP: Research personnel in the departments of Agronomy, Entomology and Plant
Pathology will combine research efforts & focus on development of biological
agents for pest control, use of these agents in integrated pest management
systems and assessment of the impact of expanded use of biological control
agents on the pesticide load in the environment. The primary focus will be on
biological controls and their incorporation into operational pest management
systems. Cotton, soybean and rice pest management systems will serve as the
models.
PR: 9501 TO 9512
A number of rice assessions with significant allelopathic activity were
identified as were several turf-type tall fescue cultivars. A number of
biological control agents showed significant potential for control of numerous
pest species e.g. ARF-18 fungus for soybean cyst nematode, Neozygites fresenii
for cotton aphid, Beaveria bassianna for tarnished plant bug, Trichoderma spp.
for rice sheath blight, several bacterial isolates for Phythium root rot,
Aposphaeria amaranthis for tumble pigweed, etc. Sources of host resistance to
various insects and diseases have been identified in cotton, apple and
strawberry. Ergovaline free tall fescue accessions which retain resistance to
insect and nematode pests were identified. A predictive model for emergence of
selected weed species was developed. Genetic transformation of Colletotrichum
gloesporides reduced its pathogenicity and aggressiveness to northern joint
vetch. Tobacco budworm and cotton bollworm tended to avoid spray deposits of
Bacillus thuringiensis. Tannins adversely affected the efficacy of nuclear
polyhedrosis virus. The overwintering biology to Orius insidious was
elucidated. Soybean maturity Groups III-IV generally escaped damaging
populations of lepidopterous pests.
PB: 9501 TO 9512
CARTWRIGHT, D. K. AND TEMPLETON, G.E. 1992. Colletotrichum capsici as a
potential mycoherbicide for control of pitted morningglory. Plant. Dis.
76:995-998. CISAR, C. R. AND TEBEEST, D. O. 1992. Isolation of total RNA from
a filamentous fungus using the RNAAGENTS total RNA isolation kit. Promega
Notes 36:17-19. ELKASSABANY, N. M., et al. 1992. Pandora neoaphidis: A
potential biological control agent against myzus persicae on spinach. J.
Kansas Entomol. Soc. 65: 196-199. HEINY, D. K. 1992. Germinatin of spores of
Phoma proboscis on leaves of Convolvulus arvensis. Phytopathology 82:
1101-1102 (ABSTR). JOHN, M. E. AND STEWART, M. MCD. 1992. Genes for better
jeans; Biotechnological advances in cotton. Biotech. 10:165-170. KIM, D. G.,
et al. 1992. Ultrastructure of Heteroders glycines parasitized by Arkansas
fungus 18. Phytopathology 82:429-433. MINTZ, A. S., et al. 1992. Factors
influencing the biocontrol of tumble pigweed (Amaranthus albus) with
Aposphaeria amaranthi. Plant Dis. 76:267-269. YANG, X. B. AND TEBEEST, D. O.
1992. Rain splash dispersal of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides. Phytopathology
82:1219-1222.
PB: 9401 TO 9412
BI, J.L., G. W. FELTON AND A. J. MUELLER. 1994. INDUCED RESISTANCE IN
SOYBEAN TOHELICOVERPA ZEA: ROLE OF PLANT PROTEIN QUALITY. J. CHEM. ECOL.
20:183-198. HCISAR, C., F. W. SPIEGEL, D. O. TEBEEST AND C. TROUT. 1994.
EVIDENCE FOR MATING BETWEEN ISOLATES OF COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES WITH
DIFFERENT HOST ,SPECIFICITIES. CURRENT GENETICS 25:330-335. ECISAR, C. AND D.
O. TEBEEST. 1994. SEQUENCE SIMILARITY OF MATING TYPE YIDIOMORPHS: A METHOD
WHICH DETECTS SIMILARITY AMONG THE SORDARIACEAE FAILS TO DETECT SIMILAR
SEQUENCES IN OTHER FILAMENTOUS ASCOMYCETES. MYCOLOGIA 86:540- 546. FELTON, G.
W., C. B. SUMMERS, AND A. J. MUELLER. 1994. OXIDATIVE RESPONSES OF SOYBEAN
FOLIAGE TO HERBIVORY BY THE BEAN LEAF BEETLE AND THREECORNERED ALFALFA HOPPER.
J. CHEM. ECOL. 20:639-650. HELTON, T. L. 1994. MICROBES EAT AWAY AT THE SHEATH
BLIGHT FUNGUS. RICE J. 97:26-28. HOLDER, T. L., C. P. WEST, K. E. TURNER, M.
E. MCCONNELL AND E. L. PIPER. 1994. INCIDENCE AND VIABILITY OF ACREMONIUM
ENDOPHYTES IN TALL FESCUE AND MEADOW FESCUE PLANT INTRODUCTIONS. CROP SCI.
34:252-254. JACOBSON, D. A. AND T. J. KRING. 1994. PREDATION OF CORN EARWORM
EGGS AND YOUNG LARVAE BY ORIUS INSIDIOSUS ON GRAIN SORGHUM IN A GREENHOUSE. J.
ENTOMOL. SCI. 29:10-17.
PB: 9301 TO 9312
BI, J.L., FELTON, G.W. AND MUELLER, A.J. 1994. INDUCED RESISTANCE IN
SOYBEAN TO,HELICOVERPA ZEA: ROLE OF PLANT PROTEIN QUALITY. J. CHEM. ECOL.
20:183-198. BUSH, L., RUBERSON, J.R. AND KRING, T.J. 1993. SUITABILITY OF
GREENBUGS, COTTON.APHIDS, AND HELIOTHIS VIRESCENS EGGS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND
REPRODUCTION OF ORIUS EINSIDIOSUS. ENTOMOL. EXP. APPL. 67: 217-222. FELTON,
G.W. AND SUMMERS, C.B. 1993. POTENTIAL ROLE OF ASCORBATE OXIDASE AS A PLANT
DEFENSE PROTEIN AGAINST INSECT HERBIVORY. J. CHEM. ECOL. 19:1553-1568. FIELY,
M.B., THORNTON, A.B., CORRELL, J.C. AND MORELOCK, T.E. 1992. VIRULENCE,
VEGETATIVE COMPATIBILITY, AND MTDNA RFLP ANALYSIS OF FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM
ASSOCIATED WITH SPINACH. (ABSTR.) PHYTOPATHOLOGY 82:1171. LIN, J., SMITH, R.J.
AND DILDAY, R.H. 1993. AQUATIC WEED CONTROL WITH RICE ALLELOPATHY IN DRY- AND
WATER-SEEDED CULTURES. PROC. SO. WEED SCI. SOC. 46:235. RHOADS, M.L. AND
ROTHROCK, C.S. 1993. RHIZOSPHERE COLONIZATION OF WHEAT BY SELECTED SOIL
BACTERIA OVER DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTS. CAN. J. MICROBIOL. 39:335- 341. SHI, Y.,
ROM, C.R. AND CORRELL, J.C. 1993. EXAMINATION OF VIRULENCE OF ISOLATES OF THE
BITTER ROT PATHOGEN ON APPLE FRUIT. HORTSCI. 28(5):454(ABSTRACT NO.
072).STEINKRAUS, D.C., BOYS, G.O. AND SLAYMAKER, P.H. 1993. CULTURE, STORAGE,
AND INCUBATION PERIOD OF NEOZYGITES FRESENII (ENTOMOPHTHORALES: NEOZYGITACEAE)
A PATHOGEN OF THE COTTON APHID. SW. ENTOMOL. 18:197-202.
PB: 9201 TO 9212
CARTWRIGHT, D.K. AND TEMPLETON, G.E. 1992. PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF
ECOLLETOTRICHUM CAPSICI AS A POTENTIAL MYCOHERBICIDE FOR CONTROL OF PITTED
MORNINGGLORY. PLANT DIS. 76:995-998. ELKASSABANY, N.M., STEINKRAUS, D.C.,
MCLEOD, P.J. AND MORELOCK, T.E. 1992. PANDORA NEOAPHIDIS: A POTENTIAL
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENT AGAINST MYZUS PERSICAE ON SPINACH. J. KANSAS ENTOMOL.
SOC. 65:196-199. FELTON, G.W., WORKMAN, J. AND DUFFEY S.S. 1992. AVOIDANCE OF
ANTINUTRITIVE PLANTDEFENSE: ROLE OF MIDGUT PH IN COLORADO POTATO BEETLES. J.
CHEM. ECOL. 18:571-583. FORSCHLER, B.T. AND YOUNG, S.Y. 1992. DIET AND THE
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HELICOVERPAZEA (NOCTUIDAE: LEPIDOPTERA) TO A NUCLEAR
POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS. ENVIRON. ENTOMOL. 21:1220-1223. HEINY, D.K., MINTZ, A.S.
AND WEIDEMANN, G.J. 1992. REDISPOSITION OF APOSPHAERIA AMARANTHI IN
MICROSPHAEROPSIS. MYCOTAXON 44:137-154. JOHN, M.E. AND STEWART, J. MCD. 1992.
GENES FOR BETTER JEANS: BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN COTTON. BIOTECHNOLOGY
10:165-170. KIM, D.G., RIGGS, R.D. AND KIM, K.S. 1992. ULTRASTRUCTURE OF
HETERODERA GLYCINESPARASITIZED BY ARKANSAS FUNGUS 18. PHYTOPATHOLOGY
82:429-433. MINTZ, A.S., HEINY, D.K. AND WEIDEMANN, G.J. 1992. FACTORS
INFLUENCING THE BIOCONTROL OF TUMBLE PIGWEED (AMARANTHUS ALBA) WITH
APOSPHAERIA AMARANTHI. PLAN.
PB: 9101 TO 9112
CAVALIER, T.C., ET AL. 1991. PERSISTENCE OF SELECTED PESTICIDES IN GROUND
WATER SAMPLES. GRD. WATER. 29:225-231. CORRELL, J.C., ET AL. 1991. GENETIC AND
MOLECULAR DIVERSITY IN COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES. PHYTOPATH. 81: 1219
(ABS). FELTON, G.W., ET AL. 1991. PROTECTIVE ACTION OF MIDGUT CATALASE IN LEP.
LARVAE AGAINST OXIDATIVE PLANT DEFENSES. J. CHEM. ECOL. 17: 1715-1732. HEINY,
D.K., ET AL. 1991. EFFECTS OF SPORE CONCENTRATION, TEMP., AND DEW PERIOD ON
DISEASE OF FIELD BINDWEED CAUSED BY PHOMA PROBOSCIS. PHYTOPATH. 81:905-909.
KIM, D.G., ET AL. 1991. CHARACTERISTICS AND EFFICACY OF A STERILE HYPHOMYCETE
(ARF18), A NEW BIOCONTROL AGENT FOR HETERODERA GLYCINES AND OTHER NEMATODES.
NEMATOLOGY 23: 275-282. MILUS, E.A., ET AL. 1991. RHIZOSPHERE COLONIZATION BY
SELECTED BACTERIA AND EFFECTS ON GROWTH AND SOILBORNE DISEASES OF WHEAT.
PHYTOPATHOLOGY 81: 1215 (ABS). MINTZ, A.S., ET AL. 1991. FIELD EVALUATIONS OF
APOSPHAERIA AMARANTHI AS A POTENTIAL MYCOHERBICIDE FOR PIGWEED. PHYTOPATHOLOGY
81:813 (ABS). SEMIDEY, N., ET AL. 1990. THE ALLELOPATHIC RESPONSE OF SUNFLOWER
IN COTTON AND SOYBEANS. PROC. SOUTH. WEED SCI. SOC. 43:324. RUBERSON, J.R., ET
AL. 1991. SUITABILITY OF PREY INFECTED BY NUCLEAR POLYHEDROSIS VIRUS FOR NABIS
ROSEIPENNIS. ENVIRON. ENTOMOL. 20(5):1475-1479.
PB: 9001 TO 9012
CHACKO, R. J., CORRELL, J. C., WEIDEMANN, G. J., AND TEBEEST, D. O. 1990.
VEG.OCOMPAT. AMONG ISOL. OF COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES F. SP.
AESCHYNOMENE. ABSTR. PHYTOPATH. 80:1057. CISAR, C., TEBEEST, D. O., AND
SPIEGEL, F. W. 1990. SEQ. HOMOL. BTWN. NEUROSPORA CRASSA MATG. TP. GNS. & DNA
FRM OTHER ASCOMYCETES. ABSTR. PHYTOPATH. 80:1041. HEINY, D. K. 1990. PHOMA
PROBOSCIS SP. NOV. PATHOGENIC ON CONVOLVULUS ARVENSIS. MYCOTAXON.
36(2):457-471. HEINY, D. K. AND WEIDEMANN, G. J. 1990. FIELD INOCULATION OF
VELVETLEAF WITH VERTICILLIUM DAHLIAE. ABSTR. PHYTOPATH. 80(4):435. SEMIDEY,
N., FRANS, R. E., AND OLIVER, L. R. 1990. ALLEL. RESPONSE OF SUNFL. IN COTT. &
SOYBEANS. ABSTR. PROC. SOUTH. WEED SCI. SOC. 43:324. STEWARD, V. B., KRING, T.
J., AND YEARIAN, W. C. 1989. PARASITISM OF HELIOTHISZEA EGGS AND LARVAE AND
CELAMA SORGHIELLA EGGS ON GRAIN SORGHUM PANICLES. ENVIRON. ENTOMOL.
19:154-161. TEBEEST, D. O. 1990. (ED.) MICRO. CONTR. OF WEEDS. ROUTLEDGE,
CHAPMAN AND HALL. NEW YORK, NY. TEBEEST, D. O. AND WEIDEMANN, G. J. 1990.
PREP. & REGEN. OF PROTOPL. OF COLLETOTRICHUM GLOEOSPORIOIDES F. SP.
AESCHYNOMENE. MYCOLOGIA 82:249-255. WEIDEMANN, G. J. AND TEBEEST, D. O. 1990.
BIOLOGY OF HOST RANGE TESTING FOR BI.
IC: 001108
SU: Region 2 (Southern).
PS: EXTENDED
UD: 8907
UP: 9605
PP: 9512
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