Add to ORKGWhereas nectar and pollen provision to predators and parasitoids is a main objective in pursuing agricultural biodiversity, we often know little about whether the flowering plant species involved are actually suitable as insect food sources or about their ultimate impact on biological pest control. This paper highlights the potential and the pitfalls of using biodiversity in conservation biological control and discusses how the benefits can be optimize
Habitat management is an important element in sustainable agriculture and can be used to maximize a ...
Grass buffer strips are commonly deployed along crop borders in North American agricultural landscap...
This chapter concerns the use of flowering plants in organic agroecosystems. First, a review of the ...
Whereas nectar and pollen provision to predators and parasitoids is often a main objective in pursui...
Meeting the growing global demand for agricultural products requires the development and use of ecol...
Conservation biological control increases the control effect of locally occurring natural enemies an...
The use of flowering field margins is often proposed as a method to support biological control in ag...
Non-crop vegetation in agricultural landscapes can provide a means of conserving insects in farmed l...
The intensification of agricultural production systems during the last decades had<span class=GramE>...
Arthropod species that have the potential to damage crops are food resources for communities of pred...
Conservation biological control aims to enhance populations of natural enemies of insect pests in cr...
Problem Conventional pest control based on the use of synthetic insecticides is very effective, how...
Introduction The need for a theoretical foundation to biological control has often been emphasized (...
Problem Conventional pest control based on the use of synthetic insecticides is very effective, how...
A well-selected mixture, utilising annuals, biennials and perennials guarantees a flowering relay th...
Habitat management is an important element in sustainable agriculture and can be used to maximize a ...
Grass buffer strips are commonly deployed along crop borders in North American agricultural landscap...
This chapter concerns the use of flowering plants in organic agroecosystems. First, a review of the ...
Whereas nectar and pollen provision to predators and parasitoids is often a main objective in pursui...
Meeting the growing global demand for agricultural products requires the development and use of ecol...
Conservation biological control increases the control effect of locally occurring natural enemies an...
The use of flowering field margins is often proposed as a method to support biological control in ag...
Non-crop vegetation in agricultural landscapes can provide a means of conserving insects in farmed l...
The intensification of agricultural production systems during the last decades had<span class=GramE>...
Arthropod species that have the potential to damage crops are food resources for communities of pred...
Conservation biological control aims to enhance populations of natural enemies of insect pests in cr...
Problem Conventional pest control based on the use of synthetic insecticides is very effective, how...
Introduction The need for a theoretical foundation to biological control has often been emphasized (...
Problem Conventional pest control based on the use of synthetic insecticides is very effective, how...
A well-selected mixture, utilising annuals, biennials and perennials guarantees a flowering relay th...
Habitat management is an important element in sustainable agriculture and can be used to maximize a ...
Grass buffer strips are commonly deployed along crop borders in North American agricultural landscap...
This chapter concerns the use of flowering plants in organic agroecosystems. First, a review of the ...