Title: Insects: An Introduction to Integrated Pest Management of Landscapes
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Insects: An Introduction to Integrated Pest Management of Landscapes

Publish Date: April 05 2018 |    Pub Number: SP503D |    Language: English

Publish Date: April 05 2018

Pub Number: SP503D

Language: English

Author(s): Karen Marie Vail
Category: Insects & Pests
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Abstract

Maintaining a landscape enhances property value and beauty, but pests can attract them. Natural enemies regulate populations, so an integrated approach is recommended.

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