pest species
Inferring Modes of Colonization for Pest Species Using Heterozygosity Comparisons and a Shared-Allele Test
... a species may involve either a single long-distance movement from a core population or spreading via unobserved intermediate ...fly pest species, Bactrocera tryoni, which is quarantined from some ...
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Managing pest species under climate change: risks and opportunities
... to pest species ...good pest control. For example, several pest animal species survived extended drought conditions in New South Wales in higher numbers than expected due to poor levels ...
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Food searching behaviour of a Lepidoptera pest species is modulated by the foraging gene polymorphism
... from pest insects depends on the foraging behaviour of the insect’s feeding ...relevant species within this order with which to study conservation of and polymorphism in the for gene, and its role in ...
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Human-facilitated metapopulation dynamics in an emerging pest species, Cimex lectularius
... re-emerging pest species whose close association with humans has led to frequent local extinction and colonization, that is, to metapop- ulation ...dynamics. Pest control limits the lifespan of ...
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Lepidoptera Pest Species Response to Mid-Summer Fire
... The ecology of important agricultural pest species and proximate factors influencing their abundance are incompletely understood. These factors may include management prac- tices un-related to pest ...
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Determination of sexual dimorphism in the puparia of four whitefly pest species from India (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae)
... puparial sizes (length and width) formed basis for the determination of dimorphism in many whitefl ies but the differences between the sexes were found not so apparent in some species, e.g. Aleuroinanis myrtacei ...
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Use of Ethyl (E,Z)-2,4-decadienoate in Codling Moth Management: Kairomone Species Specificity
... lepidopteran pest species of pome fruit have a broad host range that can include cherry, peach/nectarine, grape, citrus, kiwi, and pistachio, as well as un- cultivated hosts (Barnett et ...key pest ...
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Utility of biotechnology based decision making tools in postharvest grain pest management: an Australian case study
... key pest species, leading to risk to food security and market ...of pest management practices can jeopardise the country’s trade in grains worth AU$9 billion annually ...
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Ecology and control of fruitpiercing moths and leaf-eating beetles in developing strategies for their management in tropical tree crops
... To derive interim management strategies for a number of pest species and promote their value to pertinent groups.. Activity is at night. Only ripe or near ripe fruit i[r] ...
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PROFICIENT TECHNIQUE FOR MONITOR AN ELEPHANT INTRUSION IN FOREST BORDER AREAS USING EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
... In recent years, as the issue of human elephant interaction and conflict has become more important, researchers and wild life managers have begun to investigate the subject. since crop damage by elephant is more ...
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Recorded and potential alien invertebrate pests in Finnish agriculture and horticulture
... crop species and varieties in Nordic countries (Olesen and Bindi 2002, Peltonen-Sainio et ...increase pest infestations by promoting population growth rate of both pest types, for example, through an ...
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When natives go wild... Why do some insect species become invasive in their native range?
... host species is better able to overcome the defences of that new host compared with a closely related non-pest species (Hypothesis ...invasive species was able to benefit from the defences of ...
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Phenotypic plasticity of Drosophila suzukii wing to developmental temperature: implications for flight
... Phenotypic plasticity has been proposed as a mechanism that facilitates the success of biological invasions. In order to test the hypothesis of an adaptive role for plasticity in invasions, particular attention should be ...
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Thrips species (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) associated with watermelon crops in central Brazil
... plant species which is facilitated by the action of wind (Kirk, ...thrips species, occurs et al., 2014). In Brazil 556 species Lima, 2011; Lima, 2016), however, there are few records of this ...
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Farmers’ perception of termites in agriculture production and their indigenous utilization in Northwest Benin
... termite species are considered as pests by a minority of farmers ...non- pest species, based on several ...termite pest species do not have winged forms ...
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An Integrated Spatial Analytic Framework to Manage Invasive Species in Regulatory Phytosanitary Applications.
... CLIMEX is a climate-based model and consists of two distinct tools to predict potential distribution. The first type is CLIMEX mechanistic simulation models, and the second type is CLIMEX match climate models (Sutherst ...
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Neural Network Based Pest Identification and Control in Cauliflower Crop using Sounds of Pest
... of pest for early pest detection is suggested in this ...of pest lies in identification of pest without damaging the nutrients and ...of pest are trained and given to the hidden layer ...
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Halyomorpha halys (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) Feeding Injury on Cotton Bolls
... second sympodial branch positions. Before caging the insects, bolls were inspected for external lesions that might have occurred prior to the experiment and those expressing lesions were excluded from the study. These ...
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Methodology and challenges of a complex multi-species eradication in the sub- Antarctic and immediate effects of invasive species removal
... some species were again breeding on the main island, some colonising from rat-free offshore rock ...areas. Species impacted by the baiting such as northern giant petrels and kelp gulls (Springer & ...
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A Prediction Model for Population Dynamics of Cotton Pest (Thrips tabaci Linde) using Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network
... of pest population dynamics of Thrips tabaci Linde (Thrips) on cotton (Gossypium Arboreum) ...The pest surveillance data is prepared by the following set of processes namely, data reduction, elimination of ...
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