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Research Project: ECOLOGICALLY-BASED PEST MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR WESTERN COTTON

Location: Pest Management and Biocontrol Research

Title: PINK BOLLWORM LARVAL MORTALITIES AND CRY1AC TOXIC PROTEIN IN FIELD GROWN BT COTTONS, 2004

Authors
item Henneberry, Thomas
item Jech, Lynn

Submitted to: Arthropod Management Tests
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: June 1, 2005
Publication Date: November 7, 2005
Citation: Henneberry, T.J., Jech, L.J. 2005. Pink bollworm larval mortalities and cry1ac toxic protein in field grown bt cottons, 2004. WWW.entsoc.org/Protected/AMT/ AMT30/index.asp. Arthropod Management Tests Vol 30, M3, 2 pages.

Interpretive Summary: We investigated Cry1Ac levels in Bollgard® (Bt) and non-Bt cottons and their effects on pink bollworm (PBW) larval mortality. Cultivars were Delta and Pineland (DPL) 5415 RR®, NuCOTN 33B®, DPL 449 BG®/RR®. Cotton seeds were planted in six rows wide by 18 m long plots at the Western Cotton Research Laboratory, Phoenix, AZ on 21 April. The experiment was conducted as a paired plot experiment with four replications of each cultivar. Standard grower practices were used during the season and cottons, after planting, were irrigated every 14 days from 22 April to 29 August 2003.

Technical Abstract: We investigated Cry1Ac levels in Bollgard® (Bt) and non-Bt cottons and their effects on pink bollworm (PBW) larval mortality. Cultivars were Delta and Pineland (DPL) 5415 RR®, NuCOTN 33B®, DPL 449 BG®/RR®. Cotton seeds were planted in six rows wide by 18 m long plots at the Western Cotton Research Laboratory, Phoenix, AZ on 21 April. The experiment was conducted as a paired plot experiment with four replications of each cultivar. Standard grower practices were used during the season and cottons, after planting, were irrigated every 14 days from 22 April to 29 August 2003.

   

 
Project Team
Naranjo, Steven
Fabrick, Jeffrey
Brent, Colin
Byers, John
Castle, Steven
Hagler, James
 
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