2015
DOI: 10.4001/003.023.0131
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Effects of Methoprene on Female Reproduction, Longevity and F1 Progeny Development in the Cotton Bollworm MothHelicoverpa armigera(Hübner) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

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“…consequences that entail disadvantages due to high use of toxic substances, being unselective and with slow environmental degradation, which leads to imbalance in the agricultural ecosystems and damage to farmers (Saber, 2011;Wang, Chen, Ma, Zhu, & Lei, 2015;Amichot, Curty, Benguettat-Magliano, Galleti, & Wajnberg, 2016). Thus, alternative measures must be adopted and biological control using parasitoids of Trichogramma eggs, is an important measure because they are key species in the regulation of the populations of several species of Lepidoptera pests, however, there are still insufficient studies involving the use of Trichogramma spp., on H. armigera (Bueno, Parra, Bueno, & Haddad, 2009;Molnár, López, Gámez, & Garay, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…consequences that entail disadvantages due to high use of toxic substances, being unselective and with slow environmental degradation, which leads to imbalance in the agricultural ecosystems and damage to farmers (Saber, 2011;Wang, Chen, Ma, Zhu, & Lei, 2015;Amichot, Curty, Benguettat-Magliano, Galleti, & Wajnberg, 2016). Thus, alternative measures must be adopted and biological control using parasitoids of Trichogramma eggs, is an important measure because they are key species in the regulation of the populations of several species of Lepidoptera pests, however, there are still insufficient studies involving the use of Trichogramma spp., on H. armigera (Bueno, Parra, Bueno, & Haddad, 2009;Molnár, López, Gámez, & Garay, 2016).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%