Development of biologically-based control strategies for environmentally sustainable control of red locust in Central and Southern Africa. Final Technical Report.
2004
Thomas, M.
This project sought to develop a novel, environmentally benign strategy for control of red locust based on the use of a fungal entomopathogen which is specific to locusts and grasshoppers and which can be formulated and applied as a biopesticide.
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