2023
DOI: 10.25085/rsea.820406
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Parasitic wasps (Hymenoptera) and Biological Control in Chile: Applications and Potentials

Ricardo FERNANDEZ,
Rodrigo ARAUJO,
Valentina HERRERA
et al.

Abstract: Global biodiversity decline and pollution, along with climate change, directly threaten food security and sovereignty. Unsustainable practices in industrial agriculture, including the introduction of non-native insects exacerbate this environmental crisis. These can invade native habitats and disrupt the ecological balance, leading to biodiversity loss. We created a database of parasitic wasp species used for biological control in Chile, examining the percentage of introduced and native species, introduction t… Show more

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