BIONOMIC FIELD STUDIES AND INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT OF THRIPS - Malik, Muhammad
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Onion and cotton have remarkable positions in the global agro-economy. These crops are threatened by various arthropod pests including thrips. The growers community of the world is mostly relying on chemicals to minimize the damage done by thrips. This not only increases the worries of the environmental entomologists but also wipes out the organic farming concept in agriculture. We tried to control onion thrips by using eccentric methods, like cultural control and botanical insecticides. This book provides a step-by-step, hands-on model of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) of onion thrips,…mehr

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Onion and cotton have remarkable positions in the global agro-economy. These crops are threatened by various arthropod pests including thrips. The growers community of the world is mostly relying on chemicals to minimize the damage done by thrips. This not only increases the worries of the environmental entomologists but also wipes out the organic farming concept in agriculture. We tried to control onion thrips by using eccentric methods, like cultural control and botanical insecticides. This book provides a step-by-step, hands-on model of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) of onion thrips, designed after conducting six different experiments in the agro-ecosystem of onion. The book can be referred as a pathway not only to the organic growers but also to the young researchers for their experimental designing and report/theses/dissertation write up.
Autorenporträt
Muhammad Faheem Malik, Ph. D.: Born in Quetta, Pakistan. Qualified Entomologist from USA and Pakistan. Having about 20 years of professional experience with more than 42 research publications. Currently serving as Professor in the fields; Environmental Science, Biological Control of Pests, IPM, and Medical Entomology.