Titlebook: Integrated Pest Management; Volume 1: Innovation Rajinder Peshin,Ashok K. Dhawan Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Lepido

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Advances in Crop Protection Practices for the Environmental Sustainability of Cropping Systems,n that goes in harmony with IPM practices. Several advances have been made in the research and implementation of control strategies for the management of pests and diseases, which could be integrated into a sustainable agricultural system. The chapter focuses on these advances in various control mea

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Biotechnological Interventions in Host Plant Resistance,elopment of insect resistance to the δ-endotoxins from Bt have raised questions on the sustainability of Bt-based pest management strategies. Gene-pyramiding, which comprises stacking of multiple genes and leads to simultaneous expression of more than one toxin in the transgenic variety, has been ad

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Conventional and New Biological and Habitat Interventions for Integrated Pest Management Systems: Rathogens and symbionts on target pest populations by making potential host plants more or less suitable for colonisation, adding a fourth trophic level to agro-ecosystem dynamics. Furthermore, the impact of these on fertility and offspring sex ratios (e.g. . isolates in pest and natural enemy popula

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Botanicals in Pest Management: Current Status and Future Perspectives,nvironment friendly and less likely to kill beneficial pests than synthetic pesticides with longer environmental retention. Most of the botanical pesticides generally degrade with in few days and some times with in a few hours, these pesticides needs to be applied more frequently. More frequent appl

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,Plant Disease Epidemiology and Disease Management – Has Science Had an Impact on Practice?, to influence disease management in practice there must be an effective information flow between researcher and practitioner. In the industrialized countries, this occurs through effective governmental and private institutions, and is increasingly dependent on modern communications technology, inclu

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Integrated Disease Management: Concepts and Practices,use of pesticides, but aims to utilize the least disruptive options and to reduce the use of pesticides for pest control to the lowest practical levels. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) survey showed that over 50% of the developing countries neither had legal means to limit pesticide use nor

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When Is a Rice Insect a Pest: Yield Loss and the Green Revolution,llering rices have greater capacity than traditional rices for compensation from insect pest damage and that capacity is enhanced by agronomic practices thus integrated pest management should be thought of within the context of crop management. For making better control decisions farmers need to ass

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