Add to ORKGPest insect infestations damage cotton crops in all cotton-growing regions. For both economic and environmental reasons, the cotton sector is constantly striving to find alternative ways for managing these infestations with tess reliance on pesticides. Sustainable management of pest insect populations is possible through well adapted agricultural practices. CIRAD and PRASAC (a research centre promoting savanna development in Central Africa) thus developed Cotons®-Simbad, a decision-support model for cotton crop protection. (Résumé d'auteur
Cotton occupies 5% of the total cropped area distributed among three different agroclimatic zones i...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide · ade...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide adequ...
Cropping techniques, varietal pest tolerance traits, entomophagous organisms, entomopathogenic agent...
The Simbad model has been developed by the authors for modelling the demography and feeding behaviou...
The cotton crop sustains more insects than any other crop grown commercially world-wide. Any single ...
The current pest management recommendations become critical in Côte d'lvoire. Variations in major pe...
The indeterminate growth habit of the cotton crop allows yield compensation in specific conditions o...
Cotton, a major cash crop in more than 60 countries, is particularly Drone to attack by insect pests...
Cotton farmers are often accused of overusing pesticides, but they sometimes do not have access to e...
Cotton cultivation, often highlighted for its excessive consumption of plant protection products, is...
Harvest losses caused by pests are a major constraint to cotton growing in tropical Africa (as much ...
An interactive version of the Cotton and Insect Management (CIM) model was developed to aid individu...
In French-speaking Africa, chemical control is used to protect more than a million hectares of cotto...
Two types of threshold-based pest control schemes for cotton have been introduced by CIRAD, in colla...
Cotton occupies 5% of the total cropped area distributed among three different agroclimatic zones i...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide · ade...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide adequ...
Cropping techniques, varietal pest tolerance traits, entomophagous organisms, entomopathogenic agent...
The Simbad model has been developed by the authors for modelling the demography and feeding behaviou...
The cotton crop sustains more insects than any other crop grown commercially world-wide. Any single ...
The current pest management recommendations become critical in Côte d'lvoire. Variations in major pe...
The indeterminate growth habit of the cotton crop allows yield compensation in specific conditions o...
Cotton, a major cash crop in more than 60 countries, is particularly Drone to attack by insect pests...
Cotton farmers are often accused of overusing pesticides, but they sometimes do not have access to e...
Cotton cultivation, often highlighted for its excessive consumption of plant protection products, is...
Harvest losses caused by pests are a major constraint to cotton growing in tropical Africa (as much ...
An interactive version of the Cotton and Insect Management (CIM) model was developed to aid individu...
In French-speaking Africa, chemical control is used to protect more than a million hectares of cotto...
Two types of threshold-based pest control schemes for cotton have been introduced by CIRAD, in colla...
Cotton occupies 5% of the total cropped area distributed among three different agroclimatic zones i...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide · ade...
"These recommendations are based on research conducted in Missouri and are designed to provide adequ...