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_aHandbook of biological control : _bprinciples and applications of biological control. / _cThomas S. Bellows. |
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_aSan Diego : _bAcademic Press, _cc1999. |
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_axxiii, _b1046 p. : ill. _c28 cm. |
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| 505 | _aI Intorduction 1.Scope ad significance of biolgical Control ,2.theories and Mechanisms of Natural Population Regulation . II Principples and Processes 3. Taxonomy and Biological Control 4.Molecular Methods in Classical Biological Control 6.quartantine 7.Culture and Colonization 8.Life tAble Construction and Analysis for Evaluating Biological Control Agents 9.Evaluation of Biological Control with Experimental Methods , 10.Evaluation of Results 11.Periodic Release and Manipulation of natural Enemies ,12.Gnetic Improvement and Other Consdieration for Improving the Efficacy and Success Rate of Biological Control,13.Enhanced Biological Control through Pesticide Selectivity ,14.Environmental Management to Enhance Biological Control in Agroecosystems .III Agents ,Biolgy ,and Methods IV Applications V Research and the Future . | ||
| 520 | _aCovers the entire scope of the biological control science and application. Deals with certain aspects of science derived from biological control research as well as concerns on the detailed discussion of many agents and practices that form the operational characterisitcs of biological control. Chapter 2 states that the principal aim of biological control is the reduction of negative impact of pest species, including both pest suppression and pest regulation. Chapter 4 illustrates a methodology for studying natural-enemy species and biotypes with reference to their ecological capabilities and roles in managed and natural settings. Chapter 6 states that the principal function of the biological control quarantine operation is to furnish a safe area and competent staff to screen incoming material to exclude unwanted organism and determine the identities and biologies of those desired to be propagated and colonized | ||
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_aBiological pest control agents _969954 |
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_aBellows, Thomas S. _978362 |
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