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Hardy, Ian C. W.; Smith, Daniel R.

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-23880-2_9

Jervis's Insects as Natural Enemies: Practical Perspectives 2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-23880-2_9

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Statistical Approaches

Ian C. W. Hardy,

Daniel R. Smith

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“…Entomophagous insects are predators or parasitoids that voraciously consume other insects and therefore play a pivotal role in shaping ecosystems and maintaining ecological balance (Hardy & Wajnberg, 2023). This special issue delves into the intricate world of these fascinating organisms, which were the focus of the 7th International Entomophagous Insect Conference (IEIC7), held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in April 2023.…”

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Entomophagous insects: Predators and parasitoids that shape insect communities and offer valuable tools for insect pest management

Segura,

Cingolani,

Wajnberg

et al. 2024

Entomologia Exp Applicata

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This special issue comprises papers presented at the 7th International Entomophagous Insects Conference (IEIC7), in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2023. Entomophagous insects, which prey on or parasitize other insects, play a pivotal role in ecosystems and are widely utilized as biocontrol agents. This special issue includes two review articles and nine research papers covering diverse subjects such as ecology, physiology, behavior, genetics, chemical ecology, and biological control, which reflects the diversity of topics presented and discussed during the conference.

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Entomophagous insects: Predators and parasitoids that shape insect communities and offer valuable tools for insect pest management

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Cingolani,

Wajnberg

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Entomologia Exp Applicata

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Effects of classical biocontrol agents on indigenous natural enemies: reproduction in pomegranate butterfly Deudorix livia eggs by native and imported parasitoids

Al-Riyami,

Hardy

2024

J Pest Sci

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Exotic natural enemies that are imported to control a target pest may attack non-target species or disrupt the performance of other natural enemies of the target that are already present. We evaluate possible interactions between three parasitoid species, the native Telenomus nizwaensis and the imported Trichogramma brassicae and Trichogramma evanescens, when presented with Deudorix livia host eggs under high-density laboratory conditions. Deudorix livia is a butterfly which is an economically damaging pest in the Omani pomegranate agro-ecosystem. Most (73.5% overall) of the observed parasitism was by T. nizwaensis. It performed best when presented with host eggs in the absence of either of the Trichogramma species. These imported species thus have some potential to disrupt suppression of the pest by the indigenous natural enemy under lower-density conditions in the field, and neither of them achieved high parasitism rates themselves (laboratory conditions: T. brassicae = 12.5%; T. evanescens = 18.5%; with no evidence for any parasitism of field-collected eggs). Future efforts in this agro-ecosystem would best be directed towards encouraging T. nizwaensis, rather than towards importation of Trichogramma. Screening for negative effects of natural enemies on the pest suppression provided by other natural enemies is recommended.

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Effects of mealybug and female body sizes on host examination and offspring developmental performances in the gregarious hyperparasitoid Cheiloneurus nankingensis

Qin,

Yao,

Meng

et al. 2024

BioControl

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Statistical Approaches

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Entomophagous insects: Predators and parasitoids that shape insect communities and offer valuable tools for insect pest management

Entomophagous insects: Predators and parasitoids that shape insect communities and offer valuable tools for insect pest management

Effects of classical biocontrol agents on indigenous natural enemies: reproduction in pomegranate butterfly Deudorix livia eggs by native and imported parasitoids

Effects of mealybug and female body sizes on host examination and offspring developmental performances in the gregarious hyperparasitoid Cheiloneurus nankingensis

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