Mechanisms of Cotton Resistance to Arthropod Herbivory
作者： Víctor O. Sadras , Gary W. Felton
DOI: 10.1007/978-90-481-3195-2_20
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摘要: The cotton crop is host to a wide range of arthropod pests (Hargreaves, 1948; Room, 1979a). Key pests, i.e. those that are persistent, occur perennially, and usually reach economically damaging levels (Hearn Fitt, 1992) have been characterized for most cotton-cropping systems worldwide. identification biology key their economic importance, methods control the focus recent reviews by Frisbie et al. (1989), Hearn Fitt (1992), (1994), Luttrel Ramalho Sugonyaev Vaissayre Matthews Tunstall Hillocks (1995), Pyke Brown (1996).
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