| Year | Conference paper | Links |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Rahman MM, Furlong MJ, Zalucki, MP. 2019. When you’re on a good thing, stick to it: Leaf waxes, oviposition site selection and attachment of diamondback moth (DBM) eggs. 2019 International Branch Virtual Symposium. Entomological Scociety of America. | (E-poster) |
| 2018 | Rahman MM, Furlong MJ, Zalucki, MP. 2018. Raindrops keep falling on some eggs: The impact of rainfall on diamondback moth eggs on different leaf surfaces. ESA, ESC and ESBC Joint Annual Meeting. Crossing Borders: Entomology in a Changing World. Vancouver, BC, Canada | Details |
| 2017 | Rahman MM, Furlong MJ, Zalucki, MP. 2017. Susceptibility of diamondback moth eggs and neonates to rainfall on Chinese cabbage and common cabbage plant. Entomology 2017: Ignite. Inspire. Innovate.Denver, Colorado, USA | Details |
| 2022 | Rahman M.M., Shi B., Taylor D.B.J., Dhileepan K., 2022, IP&A Seminar Series-5. Ecosciences Precinct, Dutton Park Brisbane, Australia, | Not Available |
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Dr Md Mahbubur Rahman
(PhD & Post-doc, Australia)Professor
Department of Entomology
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh
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