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Biological Control of Native or Indigenous Insect Pests: Challenges, Constraints, and Potential
Editor(s): Laurence D. Charlet; Gary J. Brewer
Print Publication Date: 1999
https://doi.org/10.4182/UGDI2773
ISBN: 9781960154507
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
Laurence D. Charlet , Gary J. Brewer
CHAPTER 2.
Introduction and Overview
Gary J. Brewer , Laurence D. Charlet
CHAPTER 3.
Challenges in Searching for, Releasing, and Evaluating Natural Enemies of Native Versus Exotic Pests
James R. Nechols
CHAPTER 4.
Using Novel Host–Parasitoid Associations for Biological Control of Native Pests
Robert N. Wiedenmann , J. W. Smith
CHAPTER 5.
Conserving Parasitoid Communities of Native Pests: Implications for Agricultural Landscape Structure
Douglas A. Landis , Paul C. Marino
CHAPTER 6.
Augmentation of Natural Enemies for Control of the Colorado Potato Beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)
J. A. Hough-Goldstein
CHAPTER 7.
Biological Control in a High-Value Native Crop: Status, Opportunities, and Constraints in Cranberry
Daniel L. Mahr
CHAPTER 8.
Biological Control of Sunflower Pests: Searching for Parasitoids in Native Helianthus—Challenges, Constraints, and Potential
Laurence D. Charlet
CHAPTER 9.
Biological Pest Suppression in Native Pecan Groves
William Reid
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