Diamondback moth in cabbage.

Abstract:

Descriptor (s): arthropod pests, barriers, biological control, biological control agents, cabbages, chemical control, control, cultural control, emamectin, entomogenous fungi, entomopathogenic bacteria, entomopathogens, equipment, extension, insect control, insect pests, insecticides, lambda-cyhalothrin, light traps, lufenuron, monitoring, natural enemies, nicotinoid insecticides, parasites, parasitoids, pathogens, pest control, pest management, pesticides, pests, plant pests, predators, predatory insects, protected cultivation, spinosad, thiamethoxam, traps, weed control, weeds Identifier (s): Bacillus, bacterium, biocontrol agents, biological control organisms, diamondback moth, entomopathogenic fungi, fungus, palomilla del repollo, pest arthropods, pest insects, pest management decision guides, plutela, Plutella xilostella, predaceous insects, predacious insects, repollo, cabbage moth, diamondback cabbage moth, biocontrol, advisory services, extension activities, neonicotinoids, neonics, cultivation under glass or plastic

Año de publicación:

2014

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