Chemical communication agents (pheromones) in integrated pest management

Chemical communication agents (pheromones) in integrated pest management

The increasing resistance of pests to pesticides and microbes to drugs constitutes one of the major problems facing farmers and physicians, respectively. In the agricultural arena, there is a steady shift away from mere pesticide application to a more diversified approach and especially to integrate...

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