Understanding the use of vision and olfaction by thrips and other small flying insects to enhance biological control Dr Suchith Anand

Understanding the use of vision and olfaction by thrips and other small flying insects to enhance biological control Dr Suchith AnandBiological control is important for the management of small insect pests such as thrips, aphids, psyllids and whiteflies, and options to enhance the effectiveness of the natural enemies of these pests are urgently needed. Stimuli associated with host plant finding, mostly vision and olfaction, provide the basis for pest (and increasingly natural enemies) monitoring but there are also a range of additional opportunities based on these stimuli to

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part of the Gebel el-Silsila site

and education

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and the creation of Pakistan

Dairy cattle breeding faces challenges such as reduced genetic diversity and the improvement of production over functional traits

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The fast-food industry has a significant impact on global biodiversity

Life cycle assessment provides a useful tool for identifying where significant improvements can be made to achieve environmental sustainability in agricultural production

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as well as to the material conditions of human existence

Cover crops are important additions to cash crop rotations because they suppress weeds during rotational periods when crops are absent and provide ecosystem services that enhance soil quality and fertility