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Insect Pest Management - Field and Protected Crops
Horowitz, A.Rami; Ishaaya, Isaac
Springer
2004
Hardcover XXI, 344 pp, 35 illus, 15 tabs ISBN 3540207554
£206.00
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This book deals with new approaches to insect pest management in field and protected
crops using ecologically sound and innovative techniques. It starts with an overview on
general topics in pest management, i.e., the efficacy and selectivity of new biorational
insecticides such as insect growth regulators, avermectins, the neonicotinoid insecticides,
and the ecology of insect pests and relevance to pest management along with new insights
into cultural and physical control in greenhouses and field crops. Other chapters are
dedicated to transgenic crops, their usefulness and the problems which have emerged
during their implementation. Advances in pest management of important crops such as
cotton - in developed and less developed countries - corn, oilseed rape and various
vegetables are dealt with in detail. The authors of the various chapters have a wealth
of experience and are considered world leaders specializing in various aspects of pest
management programs.
Contents Biorational Insecticides - Mechanisms, Selectivity and
Importance in Pest Management.- New Applications for Neonicotinoid Insecticides
Using Imidacloprid as an Example.- The Spatial Dimension in the Ecology of Insect
Pests and Its Relevance to Pest Management.- Resistance Management for Sustainable
Use of Bacillus thuringiensis Crops in Integrated Pest Management.- Implementing
Integrated Pest Management in Australian Cotton.- Area-Wide Management of
Insects Infesting Cotton.- Integrated Pest Management for Insect Pests of Cotton
in Less Developed Countries.- Advances in Insect Pest Management of Oilseed
Rape in Europe.- Recent Advances in Corn Integrated Pest Management.-
Advances in United States Sweet Corn and Snap Bean Insect Pest Management.-
Integrated Pest Management in Vegetables and Ornamentals in the Western United
States.- Physical Control in Greenhouses and Field Crops.- Ultraviolet-Absorbing
Barriers, an Efficient Integrated Pest Management Tool to Protect Greenhouses
from Insects and Virus Diseases.
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