Phone: 919 515-1648
Fax: 919 515-2824
Email: fred_gould@ncsu.edu

Projects with CIPM:

1. A search for novel Bacillus thuringiensis strains that overcome resistance ($ 85,200)
   
2. Behavior and Fitness of Heliothis Virescens in Mixtures of cotton plants that do and do not express toxic proteins derived from Bacilus thuringensis ($ 1,000)
   
3. Corn earworm, Helicoverpa zea, resistance development to Bt endotoxin and deployment scenarios for Bt transgenic corn and cotton in a host diverse environment ($ 15,000)
   
4. Development of novel bioassays and biochemical assays for monitoring Bt resistance in the tobacco budworm and diamondback moth ($ 19,710)
   
5. Genetic analysis of Heliothis host range: a step toward invisible crop plants ($ 16,425)
   
6. Genetic mapping as a tool for developing resistance management strategies for the Colorado potato beetle ($ 13,140)
   
7. Interactions between pests and natural enemies in mixtures of normal and Bt-expressing engineered plants ($ 5,475)
   
8. Modification of a spatially explicit computer simulation model for predicting resistance development in corn earworm, Helicoverpa zea, to Bt transgenic plants ($ 49,987)
   
9. Novel field test kit for the management of tobacco budworm resistant to chemical and Bt insecticides in tobacco ($ 10,950)
   
10. Performance of CRY-X cotton genotypes against CryIAc resistant and susceptible strains of bollworm, Helicoverpa zea ($ 58,750)
    
11. The combined efficacy of bioengineered pesticidal plants and natural enemies ($ 38,779)
    
12. The impact of insect pest behavior on the evolution of resistance to Bt toxin ($ 10,950)