Principles and strategies of biological control economically harmful forest organisms
Mara Tabaković-Tošić
Abstract:Essentially, biological control is nothing but applied ecology, ie the use of natural enemies to (regulatory) reduce abundance in pest populations. Intellectually satisfying, biologically intriguing and ecologically rational, a means of pest control, biological control, is one of the areas of integrated management and protection of forest ecosystems, which is rapidly developing and brings together scientists from many disciplines. Ecologists, entomologists, pathologists of plants and insects, microbiologists, … Show more
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