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The effect of different Neotyphodium endophyte strains in novel and natural tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) associations on pasture mealy bug (Balanococcus poae) was investigated under grazing. All of the endophyte-infected tall fescue treatments had significantly lower numbers of mealy bugs compared to an endophyte-free control. Resistance to pasture mealy bug was maintained in novel associations free of the mammalian toxin ergovaline. Point analysis revealed that endophyte-free plots contained less tall fescue herbage than endophyteinfected treatments. This paper raises the possibility that the pasture mealy bug was responsible.

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The effects of <i>Neotyphodium</i> endophytes in tall fescue on pasture mealy bug (<i>Balanococcus poae</i>)