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Research
Programmes
Nectria
Armillaria
Unwanted Organisms
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Beneficial
Organisms
Bark beetles and wood-borers
Incursion
response
General
Annual Reports
and Workshop Presentations
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Beneficial
Organisms Research Programme
Enhancing Pinus radiata health and vigour using beneficial microbes and natural products
Dr Robert Hill, Dr Michael Brownbridge, Dr Steve Reay, Tracey
Nelson, B Gicquel, D Wright, J Swaminathan and Prof. Alison Stewart
(August 2009)
The survival of
ectomycorrhizal fungi (ECM) of Pinus
radiata and Pseudotsuga
menziesii from the nursery to outplanting- interim report
K. Walbert (June 2009)
Ectomycorrhizal
communities associated with a Pinus
radiata plantation in the North Island, New Zealand: PhD Results
seminar
Katrin Walbert (September 2008)
The fate of
nursery ectomycorrhizae after out planting in clearcut sites
K. Walbert, T. D. Ramsfield, M. A. Dick, E. E. Jones, H. J. Ridgeway
Ectomycorrhizal
communities associated with a Pinus
radiata plantation in the North Island, New Zealand
Katrin Walbert (2008)
Density and
diversity of fungal endophytes isolated from needles of Pinus
radiata
Rebecca Ganley (June 2008)
Endophyte-mediated
resistance against white pine blister rust in Pinus
monticola
Rebecca J. Ganley, Richard A. Sniezko, George Newcombec (January 2008)
A Tale
of Two Enemies; Will the introduction of a generalist predator improve
or disrupt biological control? (Poster)
Sarah Mansfield, Alison Hopkins, John Bain, Diane Jones & Dean
Satchell (2006)
A
Tale of Two Enemies; Will the introduction of a generalist predator
improve or disrupt biological control? (Paper)
Sarah Mansfield, Alison Hopkins, John Bain, Diane Jones & Dean
Satchell (2006)
Behaviour of Cleobora mellyi after Field
Release: Effects of Prey Avaliability and Host Plant
Sarah Mansfield, John Bain, Dianne Jones,
et al. (2005)
Enhancing
Pinus
radiata health and vigour using beneficial microbes and
natural products
Dr
Eirian Jones, Dr Robert Hill, Dr Michael Brownbridge, Dr Steve Reay, Dr
Travis Glare, Rhys Minchin, Dr Hayley Ridgway,Dr Leo Condron and Prof.
Alison Stewart (2006)
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