Economic entomology in tropical forest plantations: an update


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Schabel H.G., . and Hilje L., . and Nair K.S.S., . and Varma R.V., . Economic entomology in tropical forest plantations: an update. pp. 303-315. ISSN 0128-1283

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SCHABEL H.G. HILJE L. NAIR K.S.S. AND VARMA R.V. 1999. Economic entomology in tropical forest plantations: an update. At a time when natural tropical forests continue to shrink tree plantations are being expanded. The goal is to reduce pressures on remaining natural forests to exploit the enormous yield potential of certain species and increasingly to return degraded sites to woody cover. Pests continue to interfere with this effort. This paper was developed to provide an update on the pests and their status for the last 25 years. The major economic pest insects of tropical regions are briefly introduced as they affect fruit seed as well as seedlings and plantation trees of various ages. Pest management strategies of significance utilised to manage these insects key literature and some general remarks concerning geographic food preference and other patterns are included.


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SCHABEL H.G. HILJE L. NAIR K.S.S. AND VARMA R.V. 1999. Economic entomology in tropical forest plantations: an update. At a time when natural tropical forests continue to shrink tree plantations are being expanded. The goal is to reduce pressures on remaining natural forests to exploit the enormous yield potential of certain species and increasingly to return degraded sites to woody cover. Pests continue to interfere with this effort. This paper was developed to provide an update on the pests and their status for the last 25 years. The major economic pest insects of tropical regions are briefly introduced as they affect fruit seed as well as seedlings and plantation trees of various ages. Pest management strategies of significance utilised to manage these insects key literature and some general remarks concerning geographic food preference and other patterns are included.

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Item Type: Article
Additional Information: Summaries (En Ms)
AGROVOC Term: FOREST PLANTATIONS
AGROVOC Term: PLANTATIONS
AGROVOC Term: TROPICAL FORESTS
AGROVOC Term: VIRGIN FORESTS
AGROVOC Term: ENTOMOLOGY
AGROVOC Term: PEST INSECTS
AGROVOC Term: PEST CONTROL
AGROVOC Term: YIELDS
AGROVOC Term: SPECIES PLANTACION FORESTAL
AGROVOC Term: PLANTACIONES
Depositing User: Ms. Norfaezah Khomsan
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 05:52
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/17799

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