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Chemical cues driving host selection by greyback cane beetles: identification of fig-derived volatile organic compounds for lure development

Preliminary surveys of soldier fly species in Australian sugarcane fields and progress towards an in vitro rearing system

Preliminary study of volatile organic compounds in three host plants of Australian cane beetles

Using novel screening methods for evaluating insecticides against canegrubs

Canegrub larvae, which include 20 species of endemic melolonthine scarab beetles, are among the most significant insect pests of sugarcane in Australia. Canegrubs feed on the sugarcane root system, causing extensive damage. The resultant damage lowers crop yield and...

Review of soldier flies in sugarcane and identification of some key research gaps

Soldier flies (Inopus spp.) (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) feed on the root system of sugarcane and in some cane-growing regions of Australia, especially Central and Southern Queensland, are considered an economic pest complex. Past studies and some current research gaps...

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