Introduction to Forest and Shade Tree Insects

摘要: Introduction: L.E. Ehler, Conservation Biological Control: Past, Present, and Future. D. Letourneau, Biology: Lessons for Conserving Natural Enemies. P. Barbosa, Agroecosystems Control. Influence of Habitat: Underlying Ecological Interactions: Barbosa B. Benrey, The Plants on Insect Parasitoids: Implications to S.D. Wratten, Invertebrate Predators: Landis F. Menalled, Considerations in the Effective Parasitoid Communities Agricultural Systems. Designing Strategies: D.N. Ferro J. McNeil, Habitat Enhancement Enemies Insects. W. Nentwig, T. Frank, C. Lethmayer, Sown Weed Strips: Artificial Compensation Areas as an Important Tool G. Gurr, H. van Emden, S. Manipulation Enemy Efficiency: Control Pests. Agronomic Management Hoy, Feldman, Gould, Kennedy, Reed, J.A. Wyman, Naturally Occurring Controls Genetically Engineered Crops. J.R. Ruberson, N. Nemoto, Y. Hirose, Pesticides Pest Management. Mobile Pests: Problems Prospects. Implementation Nemotodes: E.E. Lewis, J.F. Campbell, R. Gaugler, A Approach Using Entomopathogenic Nematodes Turf Landscapes. Pathogens: Fuxa, Environmental Increase Levels Microbial Insects Mites: I. Perfecto A. Castineiras, Deployment Predacious Ants, Their Ecosystems. J.D. Dutcher, Aphidophaga Pecan Orchards. Nyrop, English-Loeb, Roda, Spider Mites Perennial Cropping Plant C.L. Wilson, Epiphytic Microorganisms Fruits Vegetables Lucas Sarniguet, Soil-Borne Pathogens with Resident versus Introduced Antagonists: Should Diverging Approaches Become Strategic Convergence? Weeds: R.M. Newman, D.C. Thompson, D.B. Richman, Strategies Weeds. Subject Index.