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Management of Forest Pests and Diseases
Forests, 2022 The occurrence patterns of forest insect pests and diseases have been altered by global events such as climate change. Recent developments in improved monitoring methods and tools for data analyses provide new opportunities to understand the causes and consequences of such changes.
Young-Seuk Park, Won Il Choi
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Ecological Control of Forest Pest: A New Strategy for Forest Pest Control
Journal of Forestry Research, 2005In comparison with integrated pest management and chemical control, the authors put forward a new strategy of forest pest control, named ecological control of forest pest (ECFP). This paper reviewed the development history, summarized the concept and principles of ECFP, discussed the technology and methods of ECFP, and evaluated the ECFP and its ...
Xing-Yao Zhang
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On Tropical Forests and Their Pests
Science, 2014Interactions with pest species may help to explain the high plant species diversity in tropical forests.
Phyllis D. Coley, Thomas A Kursar
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Лесохозяйственная информация, 2021
Рассмотрены примеры развития очагов массового размножения вредителей леса, которые на большей части своего ареала являются редкими. Некоторые из них внесены в красные книги России или ее регионов. Причины, приводящие к возникновению очагов таких насекомых, как и закономерности развития вспышек их численности, не известны.
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Рассмотрены примеры развития очагов массового размножения вредителей леса, которые на большей части своего ареала являются редкими. Некоторые из них внесены в красные книги России или ее регионов. Причины, приводящие к возникновению очагов таких насекомых, как и закономерности развития вспышек их численности, не известны.
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1986
Considerable interest now exists in understanding how the host tree, pest population, associated microorganisms, and the environment interact to determine if a pest outbreak will occur. However, most research in the past has focused on individual components which determine pest outbreaks. To address management of “pest” stress it will be essential that
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Considerable interest now exists in understanding how the host tree, pest population, associated microorganisms, and the environment interact to determine if a pest outbreak will occur. However, most research in the past has focused on individual components which determine pest outbreaks. To address management of “pest” stress it will be essential that
T. Evan Nebeker +2 more
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MODELING OF THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF FOREST PEST
Journal of Biological Systems, 2007In most models of pest control, the time of prevention and control is always assumed to be unrestricted. In practice, however, it is usually required in agriculture and forestry that we control the pest density to be lower than the economic injury level in a given time.
Xu, Weijian, Chen, Shidong, Chen, Lansun
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