<p>The process of diagnosing an agricultural pest and then finding, testing, mass-producing, and releasing a control agent takes place in different settings and institutions. For the process to succeed, each participant in the process must be using the same host plants, pest species, and control agent species. Morphological and genetic comparisons with reference collections and databases can reveal the inadvertent introduction of look-alike or cryptic species into the process.</p
Host-associated differentiation (HAD) refers to cases in which genetically distinct populations of a...
Abstract of conference poster on Integrated Pest Management: Holistic Approaches to Managing Pests i...
Conservation biological control relies on modification of the environment or management practices to...
Taxonomy is one of the most important basic specialties in any biological control project. Proper id...
The global population is projected to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion by 2050, and exceed 11 ...
Taxonomy is the starting point of any basic or applied biological research. In biological control wo...
Invasive pests can have major impact on natural and agricultural systems, ultimately affecting food ...
While agriculture, a human-defined and delimited version of the natural world, is not generally tout...
Insect pests and vectors of animal and plant diseases are a major constraint to the improvement of a...
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a method of coordinating different pest control techniques which...
Most agricultural production systems harbor many species of herbivorous arthropods capable of damagi...
This volume summarises current developments in integrated pest management (IPM), focussing on insect...
Augmentative biological control uses mass-reared natural enemies for releases in large numbers to re...
The science of entomology deals with various aspects of insects. In agricultural crop production, in...
The greatest problem of modern agricultural practices is the use of chemical pesticides and fertiliz...
Host-associated differentiation (HAD) refers to cases in which genetically distinct populations of a...
Abstract of conference poster on Integrated Pest Management: Holistic Approaches to Managing Pests i...
Conservation biological control relies on modification of the environment or management practices to...
Taxonomy is one of the most important basic specialties in any biological control project. Proper id...
The global population is projected to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, 9.7 billion by 2050, and exceed 11 ...
Taxonomy is the starting point of any basic or applied biological research. In biological control wo...
Invasive pests can have major impact on natural and agricultural systems, ultimately affecting food ...
While agriculture, a human-defined and delimited version of the natural world, is not generally tout...
Insect pests and vectors of animal and plant diseases are a major constraint to the improvement of a...
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a method of coordinating different pest control techniques which...
Most agricultural production systems harbor many species of herbivorous arthropods capable of damagi...
This volume summarises current developments in integrated pest management (IPM), focussing on insect...
Augmentative biological control uses mass-reared natural enemies for releases in large numbers to re...
The science of entomology deals with various aspects of insects. In agricultural crop production, in...
The greatest problem of modern agricultural practices is the use of chemical pesticides and fertiliz...
Host-associated differentiation (HAD) refers to cases in which genetically distinct populations of a...
Abstract of conference poster on Integrated Pest Management: Holistic Approaches to Managing Pests i...
Conservation biological control relies on modification of the environment or management practices to...