Titlebook: Natural Enemies of Insect Pests in Neotropical Agroecosystems; Biological Control a Brígida Souza,Luis L. Vázquez,Rosangela C. Marucci Book

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Luis L. Vázquezeing accessibility. Therefore, better models and methods for protection against exploits of system vulnerabilities, whether acc978-94-007-3156-1978-90-481-3594-3Series ISSN 1566-0443 Series E-ISSN 2215-0285

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Plants as Food for Adult Natural Enemiesmental and social responsibility, with low use of synthetic pesticides. In this new scenario, conservative biological control acquires great relevance since it allows to reduce, in the long term, populations of arthropod pests associated with agricultural crops, but respecting the demands of consume

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Dispersion and Increase of Natural Enemies in Agroecosystemsagroecosystem, is of great importance for the sustainability of pest management. It may happen/occur in three different ways: biotic, abiotic, and anthropogenic, or combinations of these. However, the complexity of the interactions between natural enemies and their crops (or even other host plants),

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Climate Change and Biological Control of Pests in Agriculturediversity, and composition of the species in plant, bird, mammal, and insect communities in ecosystems. Regarding the biological control of pests, in general, the temperature increase is expected to rebound negatively, because pests are highly dependent on, and susceptible to environmental changes.