Ecological theory and biological control

Murdoch, W.W.

Ecological theory and biological control

1990

Murdoch, W.W.

Two feature of biological control systems strongly affect their dynamics, and vary among systems: the spatial structure of their interacting populations, and their life history characteristics. Recent theoretical developments are beginning to take this variety of possible systems into account, and lead to new insights that need to be tested in the field.

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biological control biological control agents insect pests phenology plant pests predators

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UCLA symposia on molecular and cellular biology

Volume 112 Pagination 49 - 55 ISSN 0735-9543

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Predators of insect pests

Language

English

Note

In the series analytic: new directions in biological control: alternatives for suppressing agricultural pests and diseases / edited by r.r. baker and p.e. dunn. proceedings of a ucla colloquium, january 20-27, 1989, frisco, colorado.

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Ecological theory and biological control

1990

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