Biological control of plant parasitic nematodes : progress, problems and prospects
G. R. Stirling
Abstract
G. R. Stirling
Abstract
Plant-parasitic nematodes - the target of biological control the soil environment and the soil-root interface natural enemies of nematodes naturally-occuring biological control introduction of biological control agents conservation and enhancement of natural enemies and the role of organic matter the design and conduct of biological control experiments biological control - present status and future prospects.
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Plant-parasitic nematodes - the target of biological control the soil environment and the soil-root interface natural enemies of nematodes naturally-occuring biological control introduction of biological control agents conservation and enhancement of natural enemies and the role of organic matter the design and conduct of biological control experiments biological control - present status and future prospects.
Key concepts: Biological pest control, Natural enemies, Biology, Natural (archaeology), Ecology, Paleontology