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The Agroecology of Carabid Beetles
Edited by John M Holland
Lavoisier
2002
Hardcover 356pp, with illus and photos ISBN 1898298769
£67.00
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Carabid beetles exist in almost every type of habitat ranging from tropical rain forests to semi-arid deserts.
In temperate regions they are usually insects of cultivated land and are frequently monitored as environmental
indicators. This book investigates their beneficial role in agroecosystems and provides an extensive overview
of the recent literature from a number of topics relating to the ecology and behaviour of carabid beetles
inhabiting agricultural land, their role in invertebrate pest control and in the diet of farmland wildlife, along
with a summary of their value as bioindicators.
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