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Microbial community of olives and its potential for biological control of olive anthracnose
... VII Abstract Olive anthracnose is an important fruit disease in olive crop worldwide and no effective method is currently available for their control. Fruit-associated microorganisms may be explored for designing ...
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UNDERSTANDING BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AND ITS POTENTIAL FOR MANAGING INSECT PESTS ON CRANBERRY IN WISCONSIN
... I have one further thought on the use of augmentative releases of natural enemies for control of cranberry insects. Much of my discussion has focused on purchasing natural enemies from commercial suppliers. Such ...
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HYDRAZIDE DERIVATIVES AND ITS BIOLOGICAL POTENTIAL-A REVIEW
... world’s current population has been infected with M.tuberculosis and new infection occurs at a rate of one per second. It is endemic in most developing countries and resurgent in developed and developing countries with ...
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Potential for biological control in the management of cassava pests
... While battles have been won, the war continues. Food production should be increased, in a scientific way, to meet requirements of the growing human society, while protecting and conserving natural resources and complying ...
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Assessing the current and future biological control potential of
... though interpretations of EI are species-specific to some extent. 10 For ACB and T. ostriniae CLIMEX models, initial parameter values were provided by a template species (Colorado beetle Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say)), ...
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POTENTIAL FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF NEMATODE BY TRICHODERMA SPP , AND ITS EFFECT ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF PHASEOLUS VULGARIS
... Biological control is a very useful method for managing the root-knot ...Both biological control agents displayed nematicidal activity but the highest approximately ...untreated ...
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Endophytic fungi from Vitis labrusca L. ('Niagara Rosada') and its potential for the biological control of Fusarium oxysporum
... MATERIAL AND METHODS Plant material and fungal isolation Healthy leaves from six 4-year-old grape plants (V. labrusca cv. ‘Niagara Rosada’), cultivated in Salesópolis, São Paulo, Brazil (23° 32' S and 45° 51' W), were ...
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The Potential for Conservation Biological Control of Pentatomids and Plataspids in North Carolina.
... reproductive potential in a limited time frame, even when nutrients are available to enhance its longevity, thereby making them efficient natural control ...
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Potential of bacterial chitinolytic, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, in biological control of termites
... Conclusion Findings of this work showed that chitin can be ex- tracted from edible crab shell chemically and further purification made it potent carbon and nitrogen source for isolation of chitinolytic bacteria. S. ...
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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL IN TERMITE MANAGEMENT: THE POTENTIAL OF NEMATODES AND FUNGAL PATHOGENS
... have potential to cause the death of ...chemical control measures, can epizootics readily develop and colonies may perish from ...on its own (Boucias et ...
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Global disparity in public awareness of the biological control potential of invertebrates
... invertebrate biological control ...with its internet salience; ii) compare the culturalness of organisms belonging to different taxa; and iii) assess the rel- ative search volume of BC organisms with ...
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Biological Control Potential of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides for Coffee Senna (Cassia occidentalis)
... 2.9. Statistical Procedures All experiments utilized a randomized complete block experimental design, with a minimum of three replica- tions of 12 plants for each experiment. All experiments were repeated. Data were ...
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Endophytic fungi associated with cabbage in New Zealand and their potential for biological control
... (whole ITS for isolation dataset and ITS2 for HTS dataset), where even very similar sequences from either dataset were as- signed to different taxa (Figures ...
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Potential candidates for biological control of the black bean aphid Aphis fabae in Serbia
... as its natural enemies such is wasps from the family Aphidiinae, the authors strived to present tritrophic associations of the black bean aphid and its aphidiine parasitoids, but as well the host plant ...
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Trichogramma chilonis Ishii: a potential biological control agent of Crocidolomia pavonana in Samoa
... The Samoan population of T. chilonis appears to have great potential for development as a biological control agent for C. pavonana, a pest that has few known natural enemies worldwide. However, ...
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Potential of Trichoderma species as biofertilizer and biological control on Oryza sativa L. cultivation
... The potential for antagonistic activity against disease-causing fungi and inhibition of growth of harmful root microflora is ...determine its different roles in rice, followed by ...the potential of ...
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Prey specialization in ladybirds: Iberorhyzobius rondensis, a potential biological control of Matsucoccus feytaudi
... before its introduction in Galapagos and it was only able to complete its life cycle with one, Margarodes similis Morrison which, like the target prey Icerya purchasi, belongs to the family Monophebidae ...
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Potential of local hypovirulent strains of Cryphonectria parasitica for biological control of chestnut blight
... since its introduction and attempts for eradication of the disease by sanitary approaches have failed and sometimes worsened the dispersal of the disease by multiple and frequent cutting ...specific ...
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Potential biological control agents for the european green crab, Carcinus maenas in Australian waters
... carcini might prove useful as a biological control agent against invasive populations of one of its major host species, the European shore crab Carcinus maenas (Linnaeus, 1758), dep[r] ...
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Olfactory attractiveness of flowering plants to the parasitoid Microplitis mediator: potential implications for biological control
... Flower attractiveness could of course be affected by other factors like visual cues (Begum et al. 2004; Kugimiya et al. 2010). But given the innate prefer- ences of female M. mediator for the different flower odours ...
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