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Proceedings of the Joint American-Soviet Conference on Use of Beneficial Organisms in the Control of Crop Pests
Editor(s): Jack R. Coulson
Print Publication Date: 1981
https://doi.org/10.4182/CVBV8927
ISBN: 9781960155238
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
Preface
CHAPTER 3.
The Soviet-American Environmental Agreement and Exchange of Beneficial Organisms, 1972-1979
Jack R. Coulson
CHAPTER 4.
Introductory Remarks Delivered at the Conference
Kenneth J. Hood
CHAPTER 5.
Prospects for Development of Biological Methods of Plant Protection in the U.S.S.R.
Youri N. Fadeev
CHAPTER 6.
Prospects for Development of Biological Control Methods for Crop Protection in the U.S.A.
Carl B. Huffaker
CHAPTER 7.
Progress Report on Importation of Natural Enemies of Insect Pests in the U.S.A.
Reece I. Sailer
CHAPTER 8.
Status and Prospects for Biological Control of Weeds in the U.S.A.
Lloyd A. Andres , Loke T. Kok
CHAPTER 9.
The Introduction and Practical Application of Beneficial Organisms for Pest Control in the U.S.S.R.
Anatoly I. Smetnik , Sergei S. Izhevsky
CHAPTER 10.
The Application of Pathogenic Microorganisms for Control of Weeds in the U.S.S.R.
Sergei S. Izhevsky
CHAPTER 11.
Advances in and Outlook for Development of Biological Control to Protect Plants Under Glass in the U.S.S.R.
Georg A. Beglyarov
CHAPTER 12.
Development of Biological Control Systems for Greenhouse Crop Production in the U.S.A.
Maurice J. Tauber , Robert G. Helgesen
CHAPTER 13.
Trichogramma and Its Utilization for Crop Protection in the U.S.A.
Richard L. Ridgway , John R. Ables , Carll Goodpasture , Albert W. Hartstack
CHAPTER 14.
The Current Status and Prospects of Trichogramma Utilization in the U.S.S.R.
Konstantin E. Voronin , Alexandr M. Grinberg
CHAPTER 15.
Development of Integrated Protection of Orchards in Georgia
Guram N. Aleksidze
CHAPTER 16.
The Use of Biological Methods for Control of Pests of Fruit Crops in Armenia
Veller V. Vasilian
CHAPTER 17.
Development, Use and Management of Insecticide-Resistant Natural Enemies of Orchard Pests in North America
Brian A. Croft
CHAPTER 18.
Natural Enemies of Bark Beetles in the United States: Potential for Biological Control
Robert E. Stevens
CHAPTER 19.
Closing Remarks: The Soviet-American Integrated Pest Management Project
B. G. Tweedy
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