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Oxford University Press Tropical Fruit Pests and Pollinators - Oxford University Press

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Description

Insect pests inflict significant economic losses on tropical fruit crops, yet many insects play vital roles as pollinators, enabling successful fruit set and production. This comprehensive guide from Oxford University Press examines both harmful and beneficial organisms found in tropical fruit systems, detailing their biology, economic impact, and natural enemies. The book equips growers and agricultural professionals with evidence-based strategies for controlling damaging pests whilst protecting essential pollinators, ultimately improving fruit yield and quality. Essential reading for anyone managing tropical fruit crops or interested in sustainable pest management and pollination ecology.

Key Features

Covers the biology and economic importance of insect pests affecting tropical fruit crops worldwide.

Explores beneficial insects and pollinators essential for fruit set and production in tropical environments.

Details natural enemies and biological control methods for managing pest populations sustainably.

Provides practical control strategies to enhance both fruit production and quality outcomes.

Published by Oxford University Press through CABI Publishing for authoritative agricultural knowledge.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
31 July 2002
Listed Since
15 December 2006

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