8. Key References
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Cameron P.J., Gatland A., Walker G.P. and Wigley P.J. 1997. Alternative host plants as refugia for diamondback moth and potato tuber moth. Proc. NZ Plant Protect. Conf. 50: 242-246.
Cameron P.J., Walker G.P., Penny G.M. and Wigley P.J. 2002a. Movement of potato tuber moth Phthorimaea operculella (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) within and between crops, and some comparisons with diamondback moth (Plutella xylostella (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae). Env. Entomol. 31: 65-75.
Cameron P.J., Walker G.P., Wallace A.R. and Wigley P.J. 2002b. Movement of potato moth estimated by mark-recapture experiments. NZ Plant Protection 55: 177-181.
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Madhusudhan V.V., Cameron P.J., Wigley P.J. 2000 (Revised 2002). Maintaining the efficacy of transgenic pest resistant crops. BioDiscovery NZ Ltd report. 21 pp.
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Report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. 2001. Wellington, New Zealand.
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Wigley, P.J. and Chilcott, C.N. 1994. Present use of, and problems with, Bacillus thuringiensis in New Zealand. Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 49, 45-50.
Wigley, P.J., Chilcott, C.N. and Broadwell, A.H. 1994. Conservation of Bt efficacy in New Zealand through the planned deployment of Bt genes in transgenic plants. Biocontrol Science and Technology 4, 527-534.
Wu, K. 2002. A brief statement on the studies of the ecological impact of Bt cotton conducted by Dr. Kongming Wu’s lab, Institute of Plant Protection, CAAS. Available from http://www.botanischergarten.ch/debate/WuKongmingRsptoGreenp.pdf
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Also, special thanks to Peter Wigley and V.V. Madhusudan of BioDiscovery NZ Ltd whose unpublished work in this area provided a valuable reference
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