This intensive training course covers identification of plant, soil and insect nematodes, together with techniques for sampling, extraction, experimentation and analysis.
Nematodes in cropping systems - identification and techniques is an intensive training course conducted by CSIRO Entomology and The University of Adelaide in South Australia.
The course coordinators are Dr Mike Hodda and Dr Kerrie Davies.
Training aims
The course will cover identification of plant, soil and insect nematodes, together with techniques for sampling, extraction, experimentation and analysis.
The course is aimed at professionals in plant and insect pathology, pest management, soils and other disciplines dealing with nematodes.
Sufficient background will be presented to enable those with limited experience to benefit fully from more advanced aspects.
Details of course content will be varied to suit the interests of the participants. Contact the course coordinators to discuss any specific needs.
Dates and fees
The next five-day course will be held in 2011 in Adelaide.
Cost of the course will be A$1 760 incl. GST.
Please register your interest now (non-binding), to assist with planning.
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