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  • Gilmour JW (1965) The life cycle of the fungal symbiont of Sirex noctilio. New Zealand Journal of Forestry 10
  • Coutts MP, Dolezal JE (1965) Sirex noctilio, its associated fungus, and some aspects of wood moisture content. Australian Forestry Research 1
  • Coutts MP, Dolezal JE (1965) Sirex noctilio and the physiology of Pinus radiata. 38th Australian & New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress PDF
  • Coutts MP (1965) Sirex noctilio and the physiology of Pinus radiata. Some studies of interactions between the insect, the fungus, and the tree in Tasmania. Forestry and Timber Bureau, Australia Bulletin 41
  • Cameron EA (1965) A method for shipping adult parasites of the Siricidae. The Canadian Entomologist 97
  • Cameron EA (1965) The Siricinae (Hymenoptera: Siricidae) and their parasites. Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control, Technical Bulletin 5
  • Buchner P (1965) Siricids. Endosymbiosis of animals with plant microorganims PDF
  • Wickman BE (1964) Observations on the siricid parasite Ibalia ensiger (Hymenoptera: Ibalidae). Pan-Pacific Entomol 40
  • Wickman BE (1964) Observations on oviposition habits of Sirex longicauda and Urocerus californicus. Pan-Pacific Entomology 40
  • Vaartaja O, King J (1964) Inoculation experiments with Amylostereum sp. from a wood wasp. Plant Disease Reporter 48
  • Vaartaja O, King J (1964) Fungi associated with a wood wasp in dying pines in Tasmania.. Phytopathology 54
  • Taylor KL (1964) Research on Sirex noctilio in Australia, with particular reference to biological control. Proc. of 12th International Congress of Entomology PDF
  • Talbot PHB (1964) Taxonomy of the fungus associated with Sirex noctilio. Australian Journal of Botany 12
  • Stillwell MA, Kelly DJ (1964) Fungous deterioration of balsam fir killed by spruce budworm in northwestern New Brunswick. The Forestry Chronicle 40
  • Stillwell MA (1964) The fungus associated with woodwasps occurring in beech in New Brunswick. Canadian Journal of Botany 42
  • Heatwole H, Davis DM, Wenner AM (1964) Detection of Mates and Hosts by Parasitic Insects of the Genus Megarhyssa (Hymenoptera: lchneumonidae). American Midland Naturalist
  • Warcup JH, Morgan FD (1963) Conference on the Sirex fungus. Waite Agricultural Research Institute, University of Adelaide PDF
  • Stillwell MA (1963) Fungus transmission by woodwasps in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
  • Lewis NB (1963) Optimum thinning range of Pinus radiata in South Australia. Australian Forestry 27
  • Cameron EA (1963) Field work for the collection of siricid parasites, California, USA. Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control Report, California Station, Fontana, CA
  • Zondag R (1962) A nematode disease of Sirex noctilio. Interim Research Release. New Zealand Forest Service PDF
  • Wilson LF (1962) Insect damage to field-piled pulpwood in northern Minnesota. Journal of Economic Entomology 55
  • Taylor JS (1962) Sirex noctilio F., a recent introduction in South Africa. Entomologist's Record & Jour. Var. 74
  • Stillwell MA (1962) Transmission of decay fungi by woodwasps. Proceedings of the Canadian Phytopathology Society 29
  • Rawlings GB (1962) Ecology and control of forest insects in New Zealand. NZ Forest Service, Wellington. Information Series No. 38
  • Morgan FD (1962) Insect pests and trees. Victoria's Resources 4
  • Middlekauff WW (1962) Notes and description of the previously unknown male of Sirex longicauda Middlekauff. Pan-Pacific Entomology 38
  • Irvine CJ (1962) Forest and timber insects in Victoria. Victoria’s Resources 4
  • Irvine CJ (1962) Sirex noctilio in Victoria. Australian Timber Industry Stabilisation Conference, October 1962 PDF
  • Howick CD (1962) Sirex - A threat to the timber industry. CSIRO Forest Products Newsletter 292
  • Herbert P (1962) Operation Sirex. Newsletter of Institute of Foresters (Australia) 3
  • Heatwole H, Davis DM, Wenner AM (1962) The Behaviour of Megarhyssa, a Genus of Parasitic Hymenopterans (Ichneumonidae: Ephialtinae) 1. Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie 19
  • Harrison TH (1962) Quarantine and the Sirex wasp. Victoria's Resources 4
  • Cameron EA (1962) North American survey for natural enemies of the Siricidae, May-October, 1962. Commonwealth Institute of Biological Control Report, Jamaica
  • Anonymous (1962) Sirex in Victoria. Australian Forestry 26
  • Anonymous (1962) Sirex wasp control. Tasmanian Journal of Agriculture 33
  • Benson RB (1962) Holarctic sawflies (Hymenoptera: Symphyta). Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Entomology 12
  • Benson RB (1962) A character gradient in Sirex juvencus L. (Hym., Siricidae). Entomologist's Monthly Magazine 98
  • Zondag R, Nuttall MJ (1961) Rhyssa lineolata (Kirby)(Hymenoptera: Ichneumonidae: Pimplinae) a species new to New Zealand. New Zealand Entomologist 2
  • Rawlings GB, Wilson NM (1961) Entomological and other factors in the ecology of a Pinus radiata plantation. Proceedings NZ Ecological Society 8
  • Rafes PM (1961) The origins of the shape of the passages constructed by the woodwasp Paururus noctilio (Hym.: Siricidae) and its relation to habitat. Entomological Review 40
  • Precupetu A, Negru S (1961) Contribution to the knowledge of the wood wasps (Hymenoptera, Siricidae) of the Romanian People's Republic fauna.. Rev. Biol. Bucharest 6
  • Chamberlin WJ (1960) Chapter IX. Order Hymenoptera. Insects affecting Forest Products and other Materials
  • Stillwell MA (1960) Decay associated with woodwasps in balsam fir weakened by insect attack. Forest Science 6
  • Middlekauff WW (1960) The siricid wood wasps of California (Hymenoptera: Symphyta). University of California Press PDF
  • Anonymous (1960) Biological control of Sirex. New Zealand Timber Journal 7
  • Basham JT, Belyea RM (1960) Death and deterioration of balsam fir weakened by spruce budworn defoliation in Ontario. Part III. The deterioration of dead trees. Forest Science 6
  • Anonymous (1960) Biological control of Sirex. New Zealand Timber Journal 7
  • Zondag R (1959) Progress report on the establishment in New Zealand of Ibalia leucospoides (Hochenw.), a parasite of Sirex noctilio. New Zealand Forestry Research Notes No. 20
  • Rawlings GB (1959) Problems of forest entomology in exotic forests in New Zealand. Forest Research Institute, New Zealand Forest Service PDF