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Biological Control of Insect Pests Prepared by: Hamid El Bilali and Vito Simeone

CIHEAM- Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Bari. Biological Control of Insect Pests Prepared by: Hamid El Bilali and Vito Simeone. Contents. Main non-pesticides control tools: micro-organisms, macro-organisms, natural products and semiochemicals; Definition of biological control;

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Ecology and Conservation of Invertebrates

Ecology and Conservation of Invertebrates. Unique aspects of the ecology of invertebrates Issues in the conservation of invertebrates. Invertebrate Ecology. Predominance of complex lifecycles where juvenile forms differ morphologically and ecologically from adult forms

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Anissa Poleatewich PPATH 405 November 30, 2009

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IPM for Sustainable Sugarcane Production in Florida

IPM for Sustainable Sugarcane Production in Florida. Gregg Nuessly Everglades REC-IFAS Belle Glade. 440,000 acres. IPM of Florida Sugarcane Insect Pests. Grouped by Plant Damage: Roots, Seed Pieces, Tillers Stalks Foliage. Insect Pests of Sugarcane Roots, Seed Pieces, Shoots.

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Pests, Pollinators, and Pesticides

Pests, Pollinators, and Pesticides. By: Ann Fucigna, Hayley Litchfield, Emma Getsinger, Olivia Malvisi. Kills off pests. Increases crop gross production. Kill off some harmful bacteria.

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Area-wide acaricides

Area-wide acaricides. Chemicals like carbaryl, cyfluthrin, fulvalinate, permethrin, deltamethrin etc. can give 68-100% control of nymphal I. scapularis , BUT Surveys in CT, MA, NJ, NY show most homeowners not willing to use them Need other options to offer. Prevention Measures Taken.

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Rachel Elkins, Ken Johnson, Todd Temple and Steve Lindow

Control of Fire blight Disease in Pear caused by Erwinia amylovora Using Biological Control Agents, Copper and Antibiotics. Rachel Elkins, Ken Johnson, Todd Temple and Steve Lindow . Treatment Application. Figure 1. Figure 2 . Figure 3. Figure 4. Figure 5. Figure 6. Figure 7. Figure 8.

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Milda Norkut? University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Wien, 2012

Melaleuca quinquenervia in Florida. Milda Norkut? University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences Wien, 2012. Origin. Family: Myrtaceae Natural occurance: east coast of Australia Habitats: Coastal wetlands; Riparian zones and Brakish estuaries. Biology.

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Introduction to disturbance: lecture topics

Introduction to disturbance: lecture topics. What is stability, how is it defined, and what kinds of stability are there in biological communities? How is stability related to diversity of ecological communities?

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Poultry for Pest Management

Poultry for Pest Management. Debbie Roos North Carolina Cooperative Extension Chatham County Center. Benefits of Integrating Crops and Livestock. Nutrient cycling and conservation Utilization of crop residues Economic diversification Reduced need for off-farm imports Weed management

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Plant pests: Animals

Plant pests: Animals. Nematodes. Insects. Animal pests in horticulture. Other invertebrates. Birds. Mammals. Plant pests: Animals. Small, round worm-like animals found in soil. Those parasitic to plants feed on roots. Nematodes.

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The Hemlock Crisis in Georgia (and the eastern U.S.)

The Hemlock Crisis in Georgia (and the eastern U.S.). James Johnson Forest Health Coordinator Georgia Forestry Commission. Thanks to the University of Georgia and the USDA Forest Service for review of this presentation.

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Spotted Knapweed in Montana

Spotted Knapweed in Montana. Ecology. http://www.greenfield-industries.com/Noxious.shtml. Spread of Knapweed. Weed used to only be present in Ravalli County (where we live). Today, it is found in all 56 counties Spread at a rate of 27.4% yearly since 1927.

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Groundnut Aflatoxin Research Strategy at ICRISAT

Groundnut Aflatoxin Research Strategy at ICRISAT. The Aflatoxin Problem. Aflatoxins are produced by Aspergillus flavus. The Aflatoxin Problem. Adverse effects on human health and livestock.

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VineMan

FP7 ERA-Net project (no. 249667). VineMan.org Integration of plant resistance, cropping practices, and biological control agents for enhancing disease management, yield efficiency, and biodiversity in organic European vineyards. The Consortium.

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VineMan

FP7 ERA-Net project (no. 249667). VineMan.org Integration of plant resistance, cropping practices, and biological control agents for enhancing disease management, yield efficiency, and biodiversity in organic European vineyards. The Consortium.

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ONLINE RESOURCE 1 Isolation and characterization of soil Streptomyces species as potential biological control agents a

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Sorter Design By: Mike Winks, Gary Adams, Valerie Farquhar,

A passive insect sorting device for separating Aphthona spp. biological control agents of leafy spurge from larger insects, seeds and plant debris associated with crude insect sweep net collection . H.W. Ziolkowski and R.D. Richard USDA-APHIS-PPQ, Bozeman Biological Control Station,

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Phorids in Alabama

Phorids in Alabama.

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