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Plenary Session Keynote Address Summaries
Section A: Biology, Ecology, and Population Dynamics
Section B: Viruses, Epidemiology, and Virus-Vector Interactions
Section C: Chemical Control, Biopesticides, Resistance Management, and Application Methods
Section D: Natural Enemy Ecology, and Biological Control
Section E: Host-Plant Resistance, Physiological Disorders, and Host-Plant Interactions
Section F: Integrated and Areawide Pest Management Approaches, and Crop Management Systems
- Plenary Session Keynote Address Summaries
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Section A: Walling,
L. L. 2000. New genes and new signals: The Bemisia argentifolii
- squash interaction. USDA-ARS July 2000: 3-4.
Section B: Czosnek,
H., S. Morin, G. Rubinstein, V. Fridman, M. Zeidan, and M. Ghanim.
2000. Tomato yellow leaf curl geminivirus (TYLCV-Is), a sexually
transmitted disease of the whitefly Bemisia tabaci (B. argentifolii).
USDA-ARS July 2000: 4-5.
Section D: Heraty,
J. and M. Rose. 2000. Compiled by J. Hagler. Morphological, molecular
and taxonomic perspectives on Encarsia. Research on Eretmocerus.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 5-6.
Section F: Naranjo,
S. E. and P. C. Ellsworth. 2000. Whitefly population dynamics: why
use life tables & what do they tell you? USDA-ARS July 2000: 6-8.
- Section A: Biology, Ecology, and Population
Dynamics
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Blackmer, J. L., E. W. Davidson,
and L. L. Lee. 2000. Evaluation of artificial diets for rearing Bemisia
tabaci (Biotype B) (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae). USDA-ARS July 2000: 9.
Chu, C. C., E. H. Erickson, S.
J. Crafts-Brandner, and T. J. Henneberry. 2000. Evaluation of leaf-clip
cage and development of a single leaf plant technique to study photosynthetic
traits of cotton under silverleaf whitefly infestation-stress conditions.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 12.
Chu, C. C., T. P. Freeman, J.
S. Buckner, T. J. Henneberry, and D. R. Nelson. 2000. Do silverleaf
whiteflies use leaf surface clues for feeding sites selection? USDA-ARS
July 2000: 14.
Chu, C. C., T. P. Freeman, J.
S. Buckner, T. J. Henneberry, D. R. Nelson, and E. T. Natwick. 2000.
Cotton leaf trichomes and silverleaf whitefly density relationship.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 13.
Chu, C. C., T. P. Freeman, J.
S. Buckner, T. J. Henneberry, D. R. Nelson, G. P. Walker, and T. Natwick.
2000. Silverleaf whitefly colonization on upland cottons and relationships
to leaf morphology and leaf age. USDA-ARS July 2000: 10.
Chu, C. C., T. J. Henneberry,
E. T. Natwick, D. Ritter, and S. L. Birdsall. 2000. Seasonal activity
of adult silverleaf whiteflies in the Imperial and Palo Verde Valleys,
California. USDA-ARS July 2000: 11.
Crafts-Brandner, S. J. 2000.
Effect of N nutrition of free amino acid levels in silverleaf whiteflies.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 15.
Freeman, T. P., D. R. Nelson,
J. S. Buckner, C. C. Chu, and T. J. Henneberry. 2000. Determination
of stylet length and extent of the stylet penetration of silverleaf
whiteflies. USDA-ARS July 2000: 16.
Freeman, T. P., D. R. Nelson,
J. S. Buckner, C. C. Chu, and T. J. Henneberry. 2000. Mechanism and
site of silverleaf whitefly stylet penetration. USDA-ARS July 2000:
17.
Funk, C. J. and M. E. Salvucci.
2000. Localization of whitefly enzymes. USDA-ARS July 2000: 18.
Gelman, D. B., M. B. Blackburn,
and J. S. Hu. 2000. Ecdysteroid regulation of molting in 4th instars
of the greenhouse (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) and silverleaf (Bemisia
argentifolii) whiteflies. USDA-ARS July 2000: 19.
Henneberry, T. J., L. Forlow
Jech, and S. T. Hendrix. 2000. Silverleaf whitefly honeydew production
and honeydew sugar relationships to sticky cotton. USDA-ARS July 2000:
21.
Henneberry, T. J., L. Forlow
Jech, D. L. Hendrix, and T. Steele. 2000. Silverleaf whitefly honeydew,
honeydew sugars and sticky cotton. USDA-ARS July 2000: 20.
Naranjo, S. E. and P. C. Ellsworth.
2000. Life table analysis of Bemisia tabaci in cotton. USDA-ARS July
2000: 22.
Natwick, E. T., C. G. Summers,
C. C. Chu, L. D. Godfrey, K. S. Mayberry, C. E. Bell, and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Hosts of silverleaf whitefly in Imperial and southern San Joaquin,
Valleys, California. USDA-ARS July 2000: 23.
Nelson, D. R., T. P. Freeman,
and J. S. Buckner. 2000. Characterization of the external waxes and
wax producing glands of three species of whiteflies. USDA-ARS July
2000: 24.
Palaniswami, M. S., B. Antony,
and L. Vijayan. 2000. Biology, ecology and morphometrics of Bemisia
tabaci Genn. on cassava, sweet potato, brinjal, cotton and tobacco.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 25.
Pickett, C. H. and D. Overholt.
2000. Survivorship of silverleaf whitefly overwintering in citrus
in the San Joaquin Valley. USDA-ARS July 2000: 26.
Salvucci, M. E. and S. J. Crafts-Brandner.
2000. Effects of temperature and dietary sucrose concentration on
respiration in the silverleaf whitefly, Bemisia argentifolii. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 27.
Simmons, A. M., G. S. McCutcheon,
R. J. Dufault, R. L. Hassell, and J. W. Rushing. 2000. Bemisia and
associated parasitoids on species of medicinal herbal plants. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 28.
- Section B: Viruses, Epidemiology, and Virus-Vector Interactions
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Gilbertson, R. L. 2000. A new
bipartite geminivirus (Begomovirus) causing cucurbit leaf curl and
crumpling symptoms in the Imperial Valley of California. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 40.
Lapidot, M., R. Ben-Joseph, M.
Friedmann, M. Pilowsky, and S. Cohen. 2000. The effect of TYLCV-resistant
tomato plants on virus epidemiology. USDA-ARS July 2000: 41.
Liu, T. X., K. Crosby, M. Miller,
L. Gregg, and R. Hernandez. 2000. Cucurbit yellow stunting disorder
virus on melon in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas: Blame to Bemisia?
USDA-ARS July 2000: 42.
Rathi, Y. 2000. Epidemiology of
mungbean yellow mosaic virus, a yellow plague of kharif pulses. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 43.
Stansly, P. A. 2000. Impact and
management of tomato yellow leafcurl virus in Southwest Florida. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 44.
Wisler, G. C. and A. A. Cortez.
2000. Differential transmission characteristics among four whitefly
vectors of tomato chlorosis crinivirus. USDA-ARS July 2000: 45.
- Section C: Chemical Control, Biopesticides, Resistance Management, and Application Methods
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Akey, D. H. and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Azadirachtin (as Bollwhip), a biorational agent against the
silverleaf whitefly, Bemisia argentifolii, in field trials in upland
cotton in Arizona. USDA-ARS July 2000: 60.
Akey, D. H. and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Effect on Lygus of biorationals (insect growth regulators and
entomopathogenic fungi) used for control of the whitefly Bemisia argentifolii,
in field trials in upland cotton in Arizona. USDA-ARS July 2000: 61.
Byrne, F. J., N. Prabhaker, N.
C. Toscano, R. Nauen, and S. Castle. 2000. Studies on imidacloprid
resistance in Bemisia whiteflies. USDA-ARS July 2000: 62.
Chu, C. C., T. J. Henneberry,
B. E. Mackey, and H. H. Perkins. 2000. Effects of silverleaf whitefly
infestations on upland cotton yield and honeydew lint contamination
and establishment of action threshold in the Imperial Valley, California.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 63.
Elzen, G. W. 2000. Laboratory
toxicity of selected insecticides to silverleaf whiteflies (Preliminary
results). USDA-ARS July 2000: 64.
Liu, T. X. 2000. Efficacy and
persistence of Platinum, Actara and Admire for management of silverleaf
whitefly on cantaloupe in South Texas. USDA-ARS July 2000: 65.
Naranjo, S. E. 2000. Effect of
an experimental insecticide (NI-25) on natural enemies of sweetpotato
whitefly. USDA-ARS July 2000: 67.
Naranjo, S. E. and N. Prabhaker.
2000. Toxicological studies of two insect growth regulators on the
predator Geocoris punctipes. USDA-ARS July 2000: 66.
Natwick, E. T. 2000. Evaluation
of insecticides for silverleaf whitefly control in spring planted
cantaloupe melons, 1999. USDA-ARS July 2000: 68.
Natwick, E. T., T. J. Henneberry,
and D. Brushwood. 2000. Evaluation of insecticides for silverleaf
whitefly control in cotton, 1999. USDA-ARS July 2000: 69.
Natwick, E. T. and K. S. Mayberry.
2000. Efficacy of selected insecticides for silverleaf whitefly control
in iceberg lettuce, 1999. USDA-ARS July 2000: 70.
Prabhaker, N., N. C. Toscano,
and T. J. Henneberry. 2000. Incorporating various neonicotinoids into
chemical control practices for whitefly management. USDA-ARS July
2000: 71.
- Section D: Natural Enemy Ecology, and Biological Control
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Akey, D. H. and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Effect on beneficial arthropods of biorationals (insect growth
regulators and entomopathogenic fungi) used for control of silverleaf
whitefly, Bemisia argentifolii, in upland cotton in Arizona. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 80.
Akey, D. H. and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Use of the entomopathogenic fungi, Beauveria bassiana, and Paecilomyces
fumosoroseus as biorational agents against the silverleaf whitefly,
Bemisia argentifolii, in field trials in upland cotton. USDA-ARS July
2000: 81.
Andress, E., J. Gould, and M.
A. Quinn. 2000. Assessing the impact of established whitefly parasitoids
in the Imperial Valley using multivariate techniques. USDA-ARS July
2000: 82.
Buckner, J. S., T. J. Poprawski,
W. A. Jones, and D. R. Nelson. 2000. The effects of Eretmocerus mundus
parasitism on the cuticular lipids of Bemisia argentifolii nymphs.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 83.
Ellis, D. R., R. J. McAvoy, L.
A. Ayyash, M. Flanagan, and M. A. Cioperlik. 2000. Evaluation of Serangium
parcesetosum (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) for biological control of
silverleaf whitefly, Bemisia argentifolii (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae),
on poinsettia. USDA-ARS July 2000: 84.
Gould, J. and P. Merten. 2000.
Comparison of four methods of releasing whitefly parasitoids: emergence,
survival, dispersal, and mating success. USDA-ARS July 2000: 85.
Greenberg, S. M., W. A. Jones,
and T. X. Liu. 2000. Tritophic interactions between two species of
whiteflies and two species of Eretmocerus (Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae)
on tomato. USDA-ARS July 2000: 88.
Greenberg, S. M., B. C. Legaspi,
and W. A. Jones. 2000. Temperature effects on host mortality and parasitoid
survival. USDA-ARS July 2000: 87.
Greenberg, S. M., B. C. Legaspi,
Jr., and W. A. Jones. 2000. Comparison of functional response and
mutual interference between two aphelinid parasitoids of Bemisia argentifolii
(Homoptera: Aleyrodidae). USDA-ARS July 2000]: 86.
Hu, J. S. and D. B. Gelman.
2000. Development of Encarsia formosa in the silverleaf whitefly,
Bemisia argentifolii: effect of host age. USDA-ARS July 2000: 89.
James, R. R. 2000. Effect of
certain nutrients on germination of whitefly pathogen spores. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 90.
Liu, T. X., P. A. Stansly, A.
N. Sparks, Jr., T. C. Knowles, and C. C. Chu. 2000. Managing Bemisia
argentifolii using Mycotrol and Naturalis-L ( Beauveria bassiana on
vegetables, cotton and ornamentals in southern United States. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 91.
McCutcheon, G. S. and A. M.
Simmons. 2000. Influence of temperature on parasitism by an indigenous
Eretmocerus species. USDA-ARS July 2000: 92.
Naranjo, S. E. 2000. Intraguild
predation on whitefly parasitoids. USDA-ARS July 2000: 93.
Naranjo, S. E., J. R. Hagler,
and P. C. Ellsworth. 2000. Conservation of whitefly natural enemies
in conventional and IGR-based management systems. USDA-ARS July 2000:
94.
Palaniswami, M. S. and B. Antony.
2000. Biology and bionomics of Encarsia transvena (Timberlake) on
Bemisia tabaci Genn. in cassava. USDA-ARS July 2000: 95.
Pickett, C. H. and B. Abel.
2000. Tracking the impact of released parasites using sentinel plants.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 98.
Pickett, C. H., E. Lozano, and
D. Overholt. 2000. Fall releases of parasites into citrus. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 97.
Pickett, C. H., G. S. Simmons,
E. Lozano, and J. A. Goolsby. 2000. Augmentative biological control
using transplants. USDA-ARS July 2000: 96.
Roltsch, W. J. 2000. Encarsia
sophia reproduction patterns. USDA-ARS July 2000: 100.
Roltsch, W. J., E. R. Andress,
K. A. Hoelmer, and G. S. Simmons. 2000. Establishment of introduced
parasitoids of the silverleaf whitefly in Imperial Valley, CA. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 99.
Weaver, J. S. and Ciomperlik.
M. A. 2000. Biological control of Bemisia argentifolii (Aleyrodidae)
infesting poinsettias: evaluation of Encarsia formosa, Nile Delta
strain,(Aphelinidae) and Serangium parcesetosum (Coccinellidae). USDA-ARS
July 2000: 102.
Weaver, J. S. and M. A. Ciomperlik.
2000. Dispersal of Serangium parcesetosum (Coccinellidae) on poinsettia
infested with Bemisia argentifolii (Aleyrodidae) in greenhouse trials.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 101.
Zhang, J., A. E. Oleson, D.
C. Vacek, M. A. Ciomperlik, J. R. Gould, L. J. Heilmann, and D. R.
Nelson. 2000. Whitefly biocontrol agents: differentiation of parasitoid
wasps by satellite DNA-targeted hybridization. USDA-ARS July 2000:
103.
- Section E: Host-Plant Resistance, Physiological Disorders, and Host-Plant Interactions
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Buckner, J. S., T. P. Freeman,
and D. R. Nelson. 2000. The physiology of the whitefly egg pedicel.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 113.
Jiang, Y. X., G. Nombela, and
M. Muņiz. 2000. Analysis by DC electrical penetration graphs of the
resistance to Bemisia tabaci (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) on two near
isogenic tomato lines. USDA-ARS July 2000: 114.
Liu, T. X. 2000. Screening cantaloupe
varieties for whitefly resistance. USDA-ARS July 2000: 115.
McKenzie, C. L., S. D. Lee, H.
Doostdar, N. Kokalis-Burelle, and R. T. Mayer. 2000. Effect of plant
growth promoting rhizobacteria on pathogenesis-related protein induction
in curcurbits challenged with different levels of SLWF infestation.
USDA-ARS July 2000: 116.
Natwick, E. T., G. C. Cook, R.
L. Gilbertson, Y.-S. Seo, and T. Turini. 2000. Resistance to cotton
leaf crumple geminivirus disease in upland cotton. USDA-ARS July 2000:
118.
Natwick, E. T., G. Walker, D.
Johnson, C. C. Chu, T. J. Henneberry, D. Brushwood, and G. Constable.
2000. Normal leaf and okra-leaf upland cotton cultivars susceptibility
to infestation by silverleaf whitefly. USDA-ARS July 2000: 117.
Petro, L. O. and R. A. Redak.
2000. Host plant preference and performance of Bemisia argentifolii
(Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) on poinsettia (Euphorbia pulchirrima) in
relation to cultivar. USDA-ARS July 2000: 119.
van de Ven, W., C. S. LeVesque,
T. M. Perring, and L. L. Walling. 2000. Characterization of two squash
genes induced by silverleaf whitefly infestation. USDA-ARS July 2000:
120.
Walker, G. P., D. D. Johnson,
and H. Costa. 2000. Behavioral response of silverleaf whitefly adult
females to plant species varying in host suitability. USDA-ARS July
2000: 121.
Walling, L. L., D. P. Puthoff,
and T. M. Perring. 2000. Whitefly feeding induces local and systemic
changes in tomato gene expression. USDA-ARS July 2000: 122.
- Section F: Integrated and Areawide Pest Management
Approaches, and Crop Management Systems
(Click on first highlighted author to link to abstract)
Akey, D. H. and T. J. Henneberry.
2000. Progress in development of IPM for upland cotton in Arizona
using biorational and biopesticide agents for control of silverleaf
whitefly (SLWF) Bemisia argentifolii and other pests. USDA-ARS July
2000: 134.
Anderson, P. K. 2000. The CGIAR
systemwide IPM project on sustainable integrated management of whiteflies
as pests and vectors of plant viruses in the tropics. USDA-ARS July
2000: 135.
Castle, S. J. 2000. Reduced whitefly
infestations in cotton using a melon trap crop. USDA-ARS July 2000:
136.
Greenberg, S. M., T. Sappington,
T.-X. Liu, and G. W. Elzen. 2000. Preliminary data of the effects
of cotton defoliant chemicals on Bemisia argentifolii mortality and
its parasitoid survival. USDA-ARS July 2000: 137.
Hilje, L. and P. A. Stansly. 2000.
Living ground covers are effective for managing whitefly-vectored
geminiviruses in tomatoes. USDA-ARS July 2000: 138.
Hoddle, M. S., R. G. VanDriesche,
S. M. Lyon, and J. P. Sanderson. 2000. Compatibility of selected insect
growth regulating insecticides with the whitefly parasitoid Eretmocerus
eremicus for control of Bemisia argentifolii on poinsettias. USDA-ARS
July 2000: 139.
Liu, T. X. 2000. Population dynamics
of silverleaf whitefly on spring collard and relationship to yield
in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas. USDA-ARS July 2000: 140.
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