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Advancements, Challenges, and Future Perspectives of Soybean-Integrated Pest Management, Emphasizing the Adoption of Biological Control by the Major Global Producers. [PDF]
Plants (Basel)de F Bueno A +6 more
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Integrated Pest Management of Sclerotinia Stem Rot in Soybean: Current Strategies and Future Prospects. [PDF]
J Fungi (Basel)Khambhati VH, Chen ZY.
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Arthropod pests and their management.
2021In the present chapter, the first part deals with pomegranate integrated pest management (which involves chemical, cultural, physical and biological control methods), followed by a description of the main pests in relation to their potential economic importance worldwide and grouped according to the part of the plant attacked (foliage, flowers, buds ...
Cocuzza, G. E. Massimino +2 more
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Science, 1975
Although it has not yet been universally adopted, pest management figures prominently in current planning. For pest management to be effective, agricultural scientists must adopt an interdisciplinary approach to solving problems; this means considering not only complexes of pests including insects, pathogens, and weeds, but whole crop systems.
Ronald L. Giese +2 more
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Although it has not yet been universally adopted, pest management figures prominently in current planning. For pest management to be effective, agricultural scientists must adopt an interdisciplinary approach to solving problems; this means considering not only complexes of pests including insects, pathogens, and weeds, but whole crop systems.
Ronald L. Giese +2 more
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Science (New York, N.Y.), 2010
Although it has not yet been universally adopted, pest management figures prominently in current planning. For pest management to be effective, agricultural scientists must adopt an interdisciplinary approach to solving problems; this means considering not only complexes of pests including insects, pathogens, and weeds, but whole crop systems.
R L, Giese, R M, Peart, R T, Huber
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Although it has not yet been universally adopted, pest management figures prominently in current planning. For pest management to be effective, agricultural scientists must adopt an interdisciplinary approach to solving problems; this means considering not only complexes of pests including insects, pathogens, and weeds, but whole crop systems.
R L, Giese, R M, Peart, R T, Huber
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2018
Insects are most diverse and successful group of all organisms. They occur in different habitats and most adaptable. They cover almost 80% of the entire world fauna. Majority of insects are either beneficial or not harmful. Remaining less than 1% insects are harmful as pests and vectors. These 1% give bad name to insects causing economic losses to crop
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Insects are most diverse and successful group of all organisms. They occur in different habitats and most adaptable. They cover almost 80% of the entire world fauna. Majority of insects are either beneficial or not harmful. Remaining less than 1% insects are harmful as pests and vectors. These 1% give bad name to insects causing economic losses to crop
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2017
This chapter discusses pest management. It highlights that numerous insect species are considered pests. The chapter explores the concept behind pest management by noting the threshold value of harm called the Economic Injury Level. Additionally, it explains how the physical, chemical, and biological management of pests is becoming more sophisticated ...
Anne E. Goodenough, Adam G. Hart
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This chapter discusses pest management. It highlights that numerous insect species are considered pests. The chapter explores the concept behind pest management by noting the threshold value of harm called the Economic Injury Level. Additionally, it explains how the physical, chemical, and biological management of pests is becoming more sophisticated ...
Anne E. Goodenough, Adam G. Hart
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Ecology and Integrated Pest Management
International Journal of Tropical Insect Science, 1994The struggle to control populations of organisms that feed on agricultural crops, livestock, and directly on humans is as old as recorded history, and will continue into the perceivable future. Only 30 years ago, the availability of relatively cheap and highly effective synthetic organic pesticides was thought to be the ultimate solution to pest ...
van Lenteren, J.C., Overholt, W.A.
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Licking Pests: Pest Management and Postage
American Entomologist, 1990In addition to their usual function as proof of prepayment for mail delivery, stamps mirror popular attitudes and beliefs. Stamps also serve as sources of information on directions of social change and provide a way to trace changes over time. Although entomologists, plant pathologists, nematologists, and other pest management professionals try to ...
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Trap Cropping In Pest Management
Annual Review of Entomology, 1991Presentation des methodes de piegeage utilisees dans la lutte contre les insectes des cultures.
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