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Full Description
Integrated pest management (IPM), is a sustainable crop protection strategy to ensure pre-harvest control of invertebrate (mainly insect) pests, whilst seeking to minimise negative environment or ecosystem impacts, and improve human health.This book represents all aspects of IPM in southern Africa, from designing projects to implementing decisions, and including research, field experience and selected case studies. This book will address themes such as basic IPM principles, cultural and physical control methods, behavioural control methods, biological control, insecticide resistance management, ecosystem services provided by insects in agro-ecosystems and biosecurity. The book is especially relevant to those working in areas of agricultural sustainability, food security, applied entomology, pest management and crop protection.
Contents
1: Ecological Aspects of Pest Management 2: Integrated Pest Management Principles 3: Monitoring Principles for IPM 4: Cultural Control and Ecological Management 5: Physical Control Practices 6: Interference Methods 7: Techniques Inducing Sterility in Insects 8: Insect Mass Rearing for IPM Applications 9: Biological Insect Control: Predators, Parasitoids and Entomopathogens 10: Managing Insect Pests with Resistant Plants 11: Chemical Control 12: Genetic Toolkits for IPM 13: Biosecurity and Phytosanitary Principles 14: Integrated Pest Management and the Transition from Conventional to Agroecological Farming 15: Synthesis and future prospects of IPM in southern Africa



