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In the control of insect pests, ethological knowledge can be, and is, used in several ways, e.g. the use of pheromones is practised. Some of these are true ethological releasers, acting on the nervous system to evoke a particular type of behaviour, involving attraction of the sexes, aggregation, or alarm behaviour.
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In the control of insect pests, ethological knowledge can be, and is, used in several ways, e.g. the use of pheromones is practised. Some of these are true ethological releasers, acting on the nervous system to evoke a particular type of behaviour, involving attraction of the sexes, aggregation, or alarm behaviour.
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Evidence that organic farming promotes pest control
Nature Sustainability, 2018L. Muneret +8 more
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Natural habitat increases natural pest control in olive groves: economic implications
Journal of Pest Science, 2019D. Paredes +4 more
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