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Donald Manigat, Karolayne L. Campos, Joyce S. dos Santos, Catiane O. Souza, Jorge B. Torres, Fábio A. Suinaga and Cristina S. Bastos
Some of the key pests of tomatoes are virus vectors, such as whiteflies, green peach aphids, and thrips, mainly because there is a lack of full resistance to the transmitted viruses. Alternatives to reduce this problem include the use of a push-and-pull ...
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Ana Cláudia Teixeira, José Ribeiro, Raul Morais, Joaquim J. Sousa and António Cunha
Globally, insect pests are the primary reason for reduced crop yield and quality. Although pesticides are commonly used to control and eliminate these pests, they can have adverse effects on the environment, human health, and natural resources. As an alt...
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Ioannis Saradopoulos, Ilyas Potamitis, Antonios I. Konstantaras, Panagiotis Eliopoulos, Stavros Ntalampiras and Iraklis Rigakis
This study describes the development of an image-based insect trap diverging from the plug-in camera insect trap paradigm in that (a) it does not require manual annotation of images to learn how to count targeted pests, and (b) it self-disposes the captu...
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Katell Crépon, Marine Cabacos, Félix Bonduelle, Faten Ammari, Marlène Faure and Séverine Maudemain
To reduce the use of insecticides, silo operators are reconsidering their practices and implementing integrated pest management (IPM) to manage insect infestations. IPM requires the early detection of insects to react before infestation spread or to isol...
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Muhammad Rezzafiqrullah Rehan Taradipha
Pág. 394 - 404
The poorly managed development of Banyumas Regency causes changes in the quality of the environment. insects can be used as indicators of environmental quality changes. The purpose of this research is to identify the abiotic environmental factors, biotic...
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María Martín-Santafé,Victor Pérez-Fortea,Pedro Zuriaga,Juan Barriuso-Vargas
Pág. 307 - 316
Aim of study: In black truffle plantations, many factors are driving the emergence of new pests and diseases which in forestry areas go unnoticed. Usually, the incidence of most of them is low. Nevertheless, in specific cases, some of them are capable of...
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M. J. Lombardero
Pág. 255 - 258
Aim of Study. We study the abundance of Enoicyla pusilla (Burmeister) in pine plantations and the effects of silvicultural thinning on insect population. This species is considered a rare member of the order Trichoptera, reported as absent or occasional ...
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L. Perez Izquierdo,F. Pulido
Pág. 106 - 113
Aim of study. There is a lack of knowledge about spatio-temporal patterns of acorn production in dehesas, especially regarding the influence of different agents causing acorn damage. We examined the spatial and temporal variability on acorn production an...
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Maureen M. Murúa, Audrey A. Grez, Javier A. Simonetti
Pág. 391 - 396
Habitat fragmentation can affect the morphological design of flying insects in different ways through changes in the costs and benefits of dispersal patterns. Larger wings should be favored if necessary resources are scattered across a fragmented land...
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Paola Carrizo
Pág. 155 - 160
P. Carrizo. 2008. Effects of yellow trap size on sampling effi ciency for western fl owerthrips (Frankliniella occidentalis) from pepper plants (Capsicum annum) grown ingreenhouses. Cien. Inv. Agr. 35(2):191-197. Sticky colored traps are used in many col...
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