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IUPAC Symposium 4B - Formulation, Efficacy and the Environment Monday 4:30pm Heping Zhu, United States Department of Agriculture “Current label-recommended levels of pesticides for spray …
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David Leach, Southern Cross University A wood extract has been registered as the first natural termiticide in Australia by the Australian Pesticide and Veterinary Medicines Administration. David …
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IUPAC Symposium 3A - Chemical Ecology and Crop Protection, Thursday 9:30am Peter Gregg, Cotton CRC A plant perfume that attracts female moths—a world-first attractant invented by the Cotton …
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IUPAC Symposium 1A - Resistance Management: Insect Disease Vectors & Agricultural Pests Tuesday 2:30pm Hilary Ranson, The Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Pyrethroid insecticides are …
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Paul Miller, Waterborne Environmental, Inc UK scientist Paul Miller will be presenting his work on modelling and thus minimising spray drift. His work with field trials, wind tunnels and …
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IUPAC Plenary Four & Five, Tuesday 9:45am Colin Berry, QML London Sir Colin Berry will say that modern synthetic chemicals have contributed to giving each of us an extra 30 years of mostly …
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