Titlebook: Economic and Ecological Significance of Arthropods in Diversified Ecosystems; Sustaining Regulator Akshay Kumar Chakravarthy,Shakunthala Sr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6617-3ton ecosystem is uniquely characterized by secondary pest outbreaks, genetically engineered plants, changing arthropod communities and extrafloral (EF) nectaries. Each characteristic influences arthropod communities and crop productivity in turn in different ways. Although reduction in insecticidal

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Metaphors of Plagues in Shakespeare’s Playserging new pests which may cause economic damage in future. The infestation of yellow mite, . in jute, and Bihar hairy caterpillar, . in all fibre crops, is more regular and so severe that the situation may reach the status of outbreaks. The scenario is more or less same in the allied fibre crops. P

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Massimiano Bucchi,Adrian Beltonased on feeding habits, 62.57 % of the arthropods recorded were natural enemies, dominated by spiders, coccinellids and hymenopteran parasitoids. This article is expected to provide useful foundation for exploring integrated pest management strategies appropriate for organic, conventionally grown te

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Arthropods: Evolution and Ecology,described that include 45,769 fossil species. Arthropods are the most successful group found in almost all biogeographical regions and ecological zones and have a dominating influence on other elements of biodiversity. The Insecta have 1, 070,781 species and it alone accounts for over 80 % of all ar