Minutes from the 1997 annual meeting held in Wooster, OH, October 20-21, 1997

Alliance for Aerobiology Research Symposium: Aerobiology Network & Information Systems
Harvard University, Cambridge MA, 19 June 1997

Summary of the 1997 Minutes of the Alliance for Aerobiology Research (AFAR) Governing Board Meeting, Harvard University, Cambridge MA, 19 June 1997

1997 Report from Cooperative States Research Education & Extension to NCR-148

NC-94 Agricultural meteorology. Twenty-year database of daily weather, soils, and crop productivity

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1997 State Reports

Dispersal of Bemisia tabaci, the Sweet Potato Whitefly, and Members of its Parasitoid Complex - Arizona

Dispersal of Stable Flies: Phenology of Dispersing Flies - Illinois

Western Corn Rootworm on the Move: Monitoring Beetles in Corn and Soybeans - Illinois

Larval movement between transgenic corn and non-transgenic plants: possible threat to high-dose resistance management strategy - Iowa

Feeding preferences of European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis, neonates - Iowa

Using satellite DNA to evaluate population structure of Agrotis ipsilon and Pseudaletia unipuncta in North America - Iowa

Mapping Regional Crop Production, Soils and Climate - Michigan

Height and Site Placement of Pheromone Traps for European Corn Borer, Southwestern Corn Borer, and Black Cutworm - Missouri

Migration related insect problems encountered in Nebraska in 1997 - Nebraska

Movement of the Wheat Curl Mite and Its Impact on the Epidemiology of Wheat Streak Mosaic and High Plains Viruses - Nebraska

Aerial Transport of Fusarium graminearum - New York

Return Migration of Potato Leafhopper - New York

Aerial Sampling of Potato Leafhopper and Other Arthropods - New York

Spread & Development of the 1997 Blue Mold Epidemic in North America - North Carolina

Aster Leafhopper Dispersal - Ohio

Colorado Potato Beetle Locomotion and Flight after Bacillus thuringiensis d­endotoxin Ingestion - Ohio

Flight Activity of the Bollworm, Mexican Corn Rootworm and Boll Weevil in Texas - Texas