Biological Control
Entomopathogens and biological control
... then biological control can sometimes be more cost effective than purely chemical ...many biological control products have not competed well with less expensive and more effective synthetic ...
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Biological control of white rot on wood by Trichoderma viridae
... The potential of using antagonistic fungi as biocontrol agents to protect wood against decay has long been recognized. The pioneering work of Weindling (1934) revealed antagonistic activities of Trichoderma against ...
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Population Genetics of Biological Control in Aspergillus flavus.
... 9 Agricultural practices that are implemented to aid in aflatoxin reduction focus on reducing the size of A. flavus populations in the soil to indirectly decrease aflatoxin contamination and include rotation ...
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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES AND ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATION: A REVIEW
... the biological control of aquatic macrophytes and its ecological implications to provide information on various future challenges in water quality management and ...for control. View the paucity of ...
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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL: A VERITABLE NATURAL PEST MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
... for biological control infect insects via their digestive tracts, so insects with sucking mouth parts like aphids and scale insects are difficult to control with bacterial biological ...
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BENEFITS FROM BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF WEEDS IN AUSTRALIA
... pear control, governments and scientists in Australia continued to support biological control, and by the 1980s Australia was a world leader in weed species targeted and new agents introduced ...
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Bacillus sphaericus in the biological control of mosquito vector complex
... Vector control is primordial and very essential means for controlling transmission of filariasis, ma- laria, Japanese encephalitis and dengue in human ...chemical control needs to be studied and per- ...
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Biological control of fusarium wilt of tomato by Trichoderma isolates
... 2003). Biological control, therefore, holds promise as a strategy for disease ...provide control of fusarium wilt (Larkin and Fravel 1998; Cotxarrera et ...wilt control is currently available, ...
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Biological Control of Eucalypt Pests Overseas and Australia
... Issues arising from these international processes are beginning to impact negatively on the on-the-ground application of biological control in some countries. In addition, regulatory authorities in many ...
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Biological control of Botrytis cinerea in lettuce & strawberry crops
... Two preliminary biological control screens were developed, using lettuce & strawberry as model systems, to test potential biocontrol micro-organisms for their ability to control [r] ...
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Biological Control of Coniella granati Saccardo in Pomegranate
... the control against disease, cultural measures and chemical control are ...chemical control and its disadvantages necessitates the use of alternative control methods ...the biological ...
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New approaches in biological control of apple scab
... production. Control of the disease currently depends on frequent application of copper ...for biological control of apple scab may offer alternative options for disease ...on biological ...
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Intensified agriculture favors evolved resistance to biological control
... that biological control provides sustainable long-term pest suppression, because the diversity of selection pressures, refuges from attack, and coevolutionary arms races that are present in most ecosystems ...
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Bioformulation in biological control for plant diseases- A Review
... A formulated product must be economical to produce, easy to apply in the crop production system, efficacies with an adequate number of viable cells when used, and a shelf-stable formulated product retraining biocontrol ...
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Biological Control of Orobanche Ramosa by Fusarium Solani
... of control with certain plant- pathogen associations, including Fusarium ...will control weeds or plant parasites, two different approaches can be followed: either a particularly efficacious isolate can be ...
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Biodiversity and biological control
... of biological control, and positive, negative or counterbalancing interactions between predators may take ...improved biological control (Colfer and Rosenheim, 2001), but that is far from ...
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Aureobasidium pullulans as biological control agent: modes of action
... trials with the same antagonists against P. expansum (Mari et al., 2012b). In contrast, VOCs produced by a P. expansum strain (R82) were the most active against B. cinerea, C. acutatum and M. laxa, completely inhibiting ...
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The role of landscape context in biological control of cereal aphids
... conservation biological control will likely favour some over ...to control aphid ...enhance control of cereal aphids would be very narrow ...only biological control, the relative ...
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Biological control of aphids in the presence of thrips and their enemies
... affected control of aphids nega- tively, this was apparently offset by the consumption of aphids by ...from control by consuming eggs of the ...the control of ...for biological control, ...
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Biological control of powdery mildew in greenhouse produced cucumber
... Biological control can be described as the suppression of damaging activities inflicted of a harmful organism by one or more other organisms (Pal and McSpadden Gardener, ...arachnid control. In plant ...
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