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Population Dynamics of Major Insect Pests and their Natural Enemies on Black Gram, Vigna mungo (Linn.) Hepper

Maneesha, Prabha Tigga, Kunjum Pradeeprao Likhitkar, Priyanshu Pawar, Prakash Kumar Kumawat, Yogita Sonwani, Dwarka Dwarka, Amrapali Jawalkar, SB Das   +8 more
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Seasonal incidence and abundance of pod borers and natural enemies in pigeonpea

CS Bhoge, Vandana R Wagh, R. S. Bhoge, Anju A Bhagat   +3 more
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Non-target impacts of hail netting and insecticides on natural enemy abundance and diversity in a Midwestern U.S. commercial apple orchard

Sally Nelson, Eleanor L. Meys, W. D. Hutchison   +2 more
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Habitat amount, temperature and biotic interactions drive community structure, life-history traits, and performance traits of cavity-nesting bees and wasps and their natural enemies in cities

, 2023
Casanelles-Abella J, Pellissier L, Aleixo C, Orti MA, Chiron F, Deguines N, Laanisto L, Myczko Ł, Niinemets Ü, Pinho P, Samson R, Tryjanowski P, Villarroya-Villalba L, Moretti M.   +13 more
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Natural enemy assemblages on native and reseeded grasslands in southwestern Montana: a family-level analysis

, 2001
Kevin M. O'neill, William P. Kemp, Catherine E. Seibert, Marni G. Rolston, James A. Bess, T. Keith Philips   +5 more
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Maize Pests and Their Natural Enemies in the North-West of Türkiye

Abdurrahman Sami Koca, Gülay Kaçar
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Heterogeneity of organic and conventional farming practices in agricultural landscapes in Brittany : effects on natural enemy communities at different scales

, 2014
Camille Puech
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Natural Enemies

Environmental Ethics, 2000
Abstract For many who live in modern cities, nature is a haven, a refuge from an urban jungle. The frustrations of the city make it easy to feel nostalgia for a simple life that never was: days spent hiking in the Grand Canyon, nights spent curled up by the fireplace after a hot shower and something nice from the refrigerator.
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Natural Enemies

2009
Abstract Bumblebees are attacked in various stages of their life cycle by a diverse range of predators, parasites and parasitoids. The importance of these organisms is perhaps best illustrated by the vigour of bumblebees when they are freed from their natural enemies.
Dave Goulson, Mark J F Brown
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