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Integrated pest management and good agricultural practice recommendations in greenhouse crops.

A. Hanafi, Carmelo A. Rapisarda

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This chapter focuses on the major insect and mite pests of greenhouse crops and the losses that they cause during production. The benefits of the integration of various control methods (biological, physical, mechanical and chemical, among others) in the management of these pests are also discussed.

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This chapter focuses on the major insect and mite pests of greenhouse crops and the losses that they cause during production. The benefits of the integration of various control methods (biological, physical, mechanical and chemical, among others) in the management of these pests are also discussed.

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This chapter focuses on the major insect and mite pests of greenhouse crops and the losses that they cause during production. The benefits of the integration of various control methods (biological, physical, mechanical and chemical, among others) in the management of these pests are also discussed.

Key concepts: Greenhouse, Integrated pest management, Agriculture, Agroforestry, Pest control, Agricultural engineering, Environmental science, Business

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