@incollection{icrisat3158,
       publisher = {Science Publishers},
       booktitle = {Heliothis/ Helicoverpa Management},
         address = {New Hampshire, USA},
            year = {2005},
           title = {Breeding for Resistance to Heliothisl Helicoverpa: Effectiveness and Limitations
},
           pages = {223--242},
          author = {R P Dua and C L L Gowda and S Kumar and K B Saxena and J N Govil and B B Singh and A K Singh and R P Singh and V P Singh and S Kranthi},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/3158/},
        abstract = {Helicoverpa armigera (Hiibner) has been identified as an important pest problem
globally. Only a few insect pests cause as much loss to vegetative and
reproductive plant parts in a range of tropical and subtropical crops around
the world as Helicoverpa. Its geographical range of distribution extends to all
the continents, but the damage in the semi-arid tropics is enormous. Helicoverpa
armigera has been recorded from over 20 crops and 180 wild hosts in India.
Cyclic appearance of H. armigera on cotton and pulses has rendered the
mitigation of this pest to be quite difficult.............
}
}