International Symposium on Biological Control of Arthropods
1st International Symposium on Biological Control of Arthropods.
USDA Forest Service FHTET-03-05. June 2003.
Day 1: Issues and Techniques
Hoddle, M. S. Keynote presentation
Classical biological control of arthropods in the 21st century 
Cullen, J. and D. Sands
Douglas Frew Waterhouse?A Dedication
Session 1—Issues in Future Expanded Use of Clasical Biological Control
Organizer: Roy Van Driesche (University of Massachusetts at Amherst)
- Cock, M.J.W.
Risks of non-target impact versus stakeholder benefits in classical biological control of arthropods: selected selected case studies from developing countries - Loope, L.L. and F.G. Howarth
Globalization and pest invasion: where will we be in five years? - Barratt, B.I.P., J.M. Cullen, A. Moeed, and A. Rose
Legal issues surrounding importation of natural enemies [ABSTRACT
ONLY] - Sands, D. and R.G. Van Driesche
Host range testing: techniques for parasitoids and predators
Session 2—Methods to Colonize, Evaluate and Monitor Natural Enemies
Organizers: John Goolsby and Roger Fuester (USDA-ARS)
- De Barro, P. and S. Schmidt
The relationship between parasitoids and their native whitefly hosts in Australia—the development of rules for host specificity testing - Hoelmer, K. and J. Goolsby
Release, establishment, and monitoring of Bemisia tabaci natural enemies in the United States - Paine, T.D. and J.G. Millar
Biological control of introduced pests of eucalyptus in California
Session 3—Use of Molecular Methods in Classical Biological Control
Organizer: Marjorie A. Hoy (University of Florida)
- Alvarez, J.M. and M.A. Hoy
Molecular markers in classical biological control of the citrus leafminer: taxonomic and ecological evaluations - Hoy, M.A. and A. Jeyaprakash
Long PCR is a sensitive method for detecting Asian greening disease in parasitoids undergoing risk assessment in quarantine [ABSTRACT
ONLY] - Hoogendoorn, M. and G.E. Heimpel
PCR-based gut content analysis of insect predators: a field study - Greenstone, M.H.
Assessing insect endoparasitism by PCR: applications to classical biological control
Session 4—Modeling and Theory as Tools to Clarify Causes of Success or Failure of BC Projects
Organizer: Nigel Barlow (AgResearch, New Zealand)
- Barlow, N.D., J.M. Kean, and S.L. Goldson
Biological control lessons from modeling of New Zealand successes and failures - Mills, N.J.
Parasitoid interactions and biological control - Hochberg, M.E.
The decline of the regulation paradigm in classical biological control and the possible role of rare species - Kindlmann, P. and A.F.G. Dixon
Insect predator prey dynamics and the biological control of aphids by ladybirds
