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This chapter provides an exhaustive review of mechanisms underlying the interactions between plants and plant-eating insects
Study shows that the capacity of an insect to become a pest is not linked to its ability to feed on different plants
Insights on the expected final result of global change on plant–insect relationships in response to global changes
This article highlights research questions that stimulated the development of methods and tools for agricultural pest modelling
Examines food plants of edible insects, seasonal availability, indigenous knowledge and consumer acceptance
Multidisciplinary teams of researchers highlight approaches for managing crop pests while limiting use of pesticides
Apply online for an export health certificate (EHC) to export insects from Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) to the EU or move them to Northern Ireland.
The characteristics, transmission and management of head lice (pediculosis).
Focis on recent research into the complex network of volatile chemical communications among plants, insects, and microbes
Classical biological control is the introduction of a natural enemy of exotic origin to control a pest, aiming at permanent control
Strategy to protect pollinating insects which support our food production and the diversity of our environment.
The cultivation of vegetables under tunnels is considered a promising alternative to the use of chemicals to manage insect pests.
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