Titlebook: Extended Biocontrol; Xavier Fauvergue,Adrien Rusch,Christian Lannou Book 2022 ?ditions Qu? 2022 Crop Protection.Agroecology.Crop Pests and

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The Role of Microbial Metabolites in Biological Controlnds display a large variety of structures and consequently a broad range of activities through different modes of action leading to plant protection. They can deploy direct antagonism or have an indirect effect on plant pathogens because they can inhibit the growth of bacteria, fungi or oomycetes vi

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Challenges in Developing Botanical Biopesticides for Pest Controlms of intensity and means, to drive the discovery and development of new botanical pesticides. Multidisciplinary research efforts will be required. In this chapter, we outline the theoretical steps required to develop an active botanical as a biopesticide, illustrated with the example of the develop

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Joseph A. DiGiuseppe,Jolene L. Cardinality is accompanied by extremely varied adaptations that ultimately have a major impact on the effectiveness of biological control strategies. As a result, being able to initially identify these species and continue to do so reliably are major challenges. Inaccurate characterization of natural enemies

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Walter Pierpaoli,Georges J. M. Maestroniaim of temporarily controlling or even eradicating pest populations. The different augmentative strategies form a continuum ranging from preventive releases of small numbers of natural enemies prior to the arrival of the pests for a delayed impact (inoculation) to intense, short-term mass releases f

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Birkh?user Advances in Infectious Diseasestion by releasing sterilized males in large numbers. We highlight the potential and limitations of the use of SIT and explore various future research avenues. SIT is generally one important component of an area-wide integrated pest management programme. The aim is no longer to protect individual cro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-76842-7ed in a large community of interacting species. In this chapter, we discuss the extent to which natural enemy composition affects pest demography and we highlight the importance of considering how species interact with each other to understand the processes behind pest control. More specifically, we