Titlebook: Stink Bugs (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) Research and Management; Recent Advances and Adeney Freitas Bueno,Antônio Ricardo Panizzi Book 2024 T

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The Use of , to Manage Stink Bugs on Soybean: The Example of Brazil, living organisms of small size, so it should be taken into account that biotic and abiotic factors can negatively impact this management The challenges related to the correct adoption of the ABC program that need more attention, aiming to reach the highest potential benefits of its use, are discussed, and published results are presented.

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Soybean Stink Bugs: Updates on Classification, Taxonomy, and Distribution,and nine subfamilies. Most stink bugs are phytophagous, mostly polyphagous or oligophagous, while a group of predaceous species is also known. Several species are associated with economically important crops, such as cotton, maize, and soybean; other species are secondary or sporadic pests in a vari

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Predatory Stink Bugs of Economic Importance as Biological Control Agents,pecies have been investigated and applied to control different harmful insects, such as caterpillars and beetles. The group comprises more than 300 species, some of which are commercially available, such as . F., . (Say), and . (Dallas). Most species are generalists, feeding on different groups and

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Life History Studies and Their Implications for Management of Stink Bugs,rop, for instance, in the choice of the cultivar, time of sowing, weed management, crop rotation among other issues. The Neotropical Region is one of the greater producers of agricultural commodities in the world, and, as the intensity of cultivation of crops in sequence within these agricultural sy

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Augmentative Biological Control of Stink Bugs Using Entomopathogens in Brazil,nd erroneously regarded as alternative control. More recently, the portfolio of ABC products has substantially increased, and the technology been proved to be feasible for large scale fields. Moreover, ABC has proved to increase crop sustainability as well as farmers’ profits. Some fungi have been r

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Botanical Insecticides as an Alternative to Control Stink Bugs in Agriculture,rnative, aligned with IPM, promises to boost the bioinsecticide market, representing a sustainable transition in global agriculture. Although the diversity of plants is enormous, there are still few species tested for IPM, mainly for phytophagous stink bugs, which are among the most agriculturally r