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Chemical diversity rather than cultivar diversity predicts natural enemy control of herbivore pests

Ecological Applications, 2021
William C Wetzel, Kayleigh C Hauri, Andrea E Glassmire   +2 more
exaly  

Improving Natural Enemy Selection in Biological Control through Greater Attention to Chemical Ecology and Host-Associated Differentiation of Target Arthropod Pests

Insects, 2022
Helms, Anjel, Raul F Medina, Morgan N Thompson   +2 more
exaly  

Chemical Control of Potato Pests

2013
Thomas P. Kuhar, Katherine Kamminga, Christopher Philips, Anna Wallingford, Adam Wimer   +4 more
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Plasticity in Chemical Host Plant Recognition in Herbivorous Insects and Its Implication for Pest Control

Biology, 2022
Sylvia Anton, Anne-Marie Cortesero
exaly  

[Is chemical pest control coming to an end?].

Tijdschrift voor diergeneeskunde, 1986
Problems that arise when chemical control of pests is applied--risks for producer, applier, consumer and the environment as well as development of resistance against pesticides--have led to the conclusion that other forms of pest control have to be searched for to guarantee production of sufficient crops in the future. Out of the many available methods
openaire   +1 more source

Chemicals for Pest Control.

Outlook on Agriculture, 1969
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Pest Control with Nature's Chemicals:

Phytochemistry, 1984
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The Chemical Control of Pests

The East African Agricultural Journal, 1946
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Use of Chemicals for the Control of Rice Pests

1955
E. M. CRALLEY, F. E. WHITEHEAD
openaire   +1 more source

Sustainable Management of Rice Insect Pests by Non-Chemical-Insecticide Technologies in China

Rice Science, 2017
Hong-Xing Xu, Xu-Song Zheng, Fu Qiang
exaly