Sustainable Agriculture Literature Review - Boulder County

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604 Gressel, J. “Fewer constraints than proclaimed to the evolution of glyphosate-resistant weeds.”
Resistant Pest Management 8(2): 2–5. 1996.
605 Owen, M.D.K., and I.A. Zelaya. “Herbicide-resistant crops and weed resistance to herbicides.” Pest
Management Science 61(3): 301–311. 2005.
606 Johnson, W.G., M.D.K. Owen, G.R. Kruger, et al. “U.S. farmer awareness of glyphosate-resistant
weeds and resistance management strategies.” Weed Technology. 23(2): 308–312. 2009.
607 Mueller, T.C., P.D. Mitchell, B.G. Young, and A.S. Culpepper. Proactive versus reactive
management of glyphosate-resistant or -tolerant weeds. Weed Technology. 19(4): 924–933.
2005.
608 “The Impact of Genetically Engineered Crops on Farm Sustainability in the United States.” National
Research Council. Washington, D.C.: The National Academies Press. 2010.
609 Palumbi, S.R. “Humans as the world’s greatest evolutionary force.” Science 293(5536): 1786–1790.
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610 Onstad, D.W. “Insect resistance management: Biology, economics, and prediction.” Elselvier. San
Diego, CA: 2008.
611 Matten, S.R., G.P. Head, and H.D. Quemada. “How governmental regulation can help or hinder the
integration of Bt crops into IPM programs.” Integration of insect-resistant genetically modified
crops within IPM programs, Progress in biological control. Vol. 5. pp. 27–39. New York. 2008.
612 Thompson, G.D., S. Matten, I. Denholm, M.E. Whalon, and P. Leonard. “The politics of resistance
management: Working towards pesticide resistance management globally.” Global pesticide
resistance in arthropods. pp. 146–164. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. 2008.
613 Tabashnik, B.E., J.B.J. Van Rensburg, and Y. Carrière. “Field-evolved insect resistance to Bt crops:
Definition, theory, and data.” Journal of Economic Entomology 102: 2011–2025. 2009.
614 Tabashnik, B.E., A.J. Gassmann, D.W. Crowder, and Y. Carrière. “Insect resistance to Bt crops:
Evidence versus theory.” Nature Biotechnology 26(2): 199–202. 2008.
615 Tabashnik, B.E., and Y. Carrière. “Evolution of insect resistance to transgenic plants.” Specialization,
speciation, and radiation: The evolutionary biology of herbivorous insects, The Evolutionary
Biology of Herbivorous Insects. pp. 267–279. Berkeley: University of California Press. 2008.
616 Matten, S.R., G.P. Head, and H.D. Quemada. “How governmental regulation can help or hinder the
integration of Bt crops into IPM programs.” Integration of insect-resistant genetically modified
crops within IPM programs, Progress in biological control. Vol. 5. pp. 27–39. New York:
Springer. 2008.
617 Van Rensburg, J.B.J. “First report of field resistance by the stem borer, Busseola fusca (Fuller) to Bttransgenic
maize.” South African Journal of Plant and Soi. 24(3): 147–151. 2007.
618 Kruger, M., J.B.J. Van Rensburg, and J. Van den Berg. “Perspective on the development of stem
borer resistance to Bt maize and refuge compliance at the Vaalharts irrigation scheme in South
Africa.” Crop Protection. 28(8): 684–689. 2009.
619 Georghiou, G.P. “The magnitude of the resistance problem.” Pesticide resistance: Strategies and
tactics for management. pp. 14–43. Washington, DC: National Academies Press. 1986.
620 Alexandratos, N. “World Agriculture: Towards 2010: An FAO Study. Chichester, England.” Food and
Agriculture Organization of the United Nations/John Wiley & Sons. 1995.
621 Ehler, L. E. “Perspective integrated pest management (IPM): definition, historical development and
implementation, and the other IPM.” Pest Man. Sci. 62:787-789. 2006.
622 Sullivan, Preston. “Overview of Cover Crops and Green Manures.” (ATTRA) National Sustainability
Agriculture Information Service. 2003. http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/covercrop.html#cover.
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