Titlebook: Biological Control by Augmentation of Natural Enemies; Insect and Mite Cont R. L. Ridgway,S. B. Vinson Book 1977 Springer Science+Business

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19451-2o note general review articles that will lead the reader to the general literature on biological control of insects and arthropods affecting man and animals and then to review in more detail the background concerning the parasites and predators that are being considered for use in augmentation systems.

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Biosystematics of Natural Enemiesrograms. DeBach (1964) observed that the possibilities of augmentation have not been explored thoroughly. The field of biosystematics is similarly poorly explored but shows great promise as a research tool for biological control workers. In many instances biosystematics may be the only course available to biological control workers.

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Augmentation of Natural Enemies in Western Europeattacked by . were collected and put into containers divised in such a way that they allowed for the emergence of Ichneumonid parasites and prevented the release of adult pests. Other examples of the use of native species are listed and analysed by Marchal (1907).