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Annual Review of Entomology

Volume 66, 2021

Biological Control with in China: History, Present Status, and Perspectives

Abstract

species make up one of the most commonly used groups of natural enemies for biological control programs worldwide. Given the major successes in using to control economically important lepidopterous pests on agricultural crops in China, the biology and ecology of these wasps have been intensively studied to identify traits that contribute to successful biological control. Since the 1960s, improved mass production of and better augmentative release methods to suppress agricultural pests have been achieved. We review the history of research and development; current knowledge on biodiversity and bio-ecology of the species used; and achievements in mass-rearing methods, release strategies, and current large-scale applications in China. In addition, we discuss potential issues and challenges for research and applications in the future

Keyword(s): factitious host, inundative release, maize, mass rearing, pest management
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Biological Control with Trichogramma in China: History, Present Status, and Perspectives
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