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ISBN 10: 1420053612

ISBN 13:  978-1420053616

Author: David Pimentel

With contributions from more than 200 esteemed international authorities and containing approximately 200 entries, the Encyclopedia of Pest Management, Volume II is a key reference for professionals in academia, industry, and government, as well as students at all levels. Containing completely new entries, this volume is designed to be regularly consulted for immediate and precise information. Contributions address a wide spectrum of scientific and human topics, concepts, methodologies, strategies, solutions, questions, and dilemmas. It provides numerous references, giving you access to additional, more detailed information.

Coverage includes:

Principles of integrated pest management (IPM)
Pests and their management in crops and livestock
Insect pests
Weed pests
Plant pathogens
Vertebrate pests
Crop, livestock, and stored-food losses
Biological, cultural, and mechanical pest control
Pest control through breeding and bio- and gene-technology
Pesticides: types and uses
Pesticide and biocide application technology
Pesticide laws and regulations
Semiochemicals
Water and soil pollution from pesticide use
Ecological backlash
Environmental impacts of pesticides and biocides
Human health impacts and the costs of pesticide use
Pest management and sustainable agriculture
Social, ethical, and economic aspects, issues and debates
Biochemical, ecological, behavioral, environmental, climatic interactions
The encyclopedia focuses on the ecology and management of pest species that damage or destroy food, livestock, and forest products. All articles have been peer reviewed to assure their accuracy and objectivity. The articles assess the benefits and risks of various pest-management technologies. The use of pesticides as well as nonchemical controls are included, with every effort made to use quantitative data.

Table of contents: 

1. Adjuvants and Carriers / Nan Lin and Vincent F. Garry
2. Aerial Ultra-Low-Volume Application of Insecticide to Control Adult Mosquitoes:
3. Minimizing Non-Target Impacts /He Zhong
4. Alfalfa Diseases: Ecology and Control /Landon H. Rhodes and R. Mark Sulc
5. Alfalfa Insects: Ecology and Management / John J. Obrycki and James D. Harwood
6. Animal Breeding / G. Butchaiah
7. Aphid and Aphid-Borne Virus Management: Squash Disease Control Charles G. Summers,
8. James J. Stapleton and Jeffrey P. Mitchell.
9. Asian Longhorned Beetle: Ecology and Control / Ann E. Hajek
10. Asian Longhorned Beetle: Invasion on North American Urban Forests E. Richard Hoebeke
11. Bacterial Pest Controls / David N. Ferro
12. Biocontrol: Limits to Use / Joseph D. Cornell
13. Bioindicators: Use for Assessing Sustainability of Farming Practices / Joji Muramoto and Stephen R. Gliessman
14. Biological Control of Stored-Product Pests Lise Stengard Hansen
15. Biotechnology Maurizio G. Paoletti
16. Bird Control Chemicals / Eric B. Spurr
17. Cabbage Diseases: Ecology and Control / Anthony P. Keinath, Marc A. Cubeta and David B. Langston Jr.
18. Cereals: Growing Systems and Pest Occurrence / Jan Gallo
19. Chemistry Patricia S. Larrain and Carlos E. Quiroz
20. Chemistry of Pesticides / J. K. Dubey and S. K. Patyal
21. Cherry Diseases: Ecology and Control / George W. Sundin
22. Cherry Insects: Ecology and Control / Helmut Riedl and Jesus Avilla
23. Climate and Pest Outbreaks / Ana Iglesias and Cynthia Rosenzweig
24. Coconut Insects: Ecology and Control / F. W. Howard
25. Coffee Insects: Ecology and Control Francisco Infante Fernando E. Vega, Francisco Posada and
26. Colorado Potato Beetle: Thermal Control / Mohamed Khelifi, Raymond-Marie Duchesne, Claude Lague and Jacques Gill.
27. Consumer Concerns about Pesticides and Pests / George Ekstrom and Margareta Palmborg.
28. Cowpea Insects: Ecology and Control Keyan Zhu-Salzman and Larry L. Murdock.
29. Crop Insect Control: Ant Roles E. Rolando Lopez-Gutierrez and Gloria S. McCutcheon…
30. Crop Insect Control: Red Imported Fire Ants / Gloria S. McCutcheon and John Ruberson.
31. Crop Losses to Animal Pests, Plant Pathogens, and Weeds / E.-C. Oerke
32. Crop Residues and Pest Problems Bruce Radford and Alexandra Wilson-Rummenie
33. Crop Rotations for Weed Control Paul Mugge
34. Cross-Resistance to Pesticides / Bruce 1. Cochrane.
35. Cruciferous Root Crop Insects: Ecology and Control Stan Finch and Rosemary H. Collier
36. Defoliants for Cotton C. O. Gwathmey and C. C. Craig Jr.
37. Delusory Parasitosis Nancy Hinkle
38. Dengue Sushil Kumar Kabra, Tanu Singhal and Rakesh Lodha
39. Developing Cooperations: Pest and Pesticide Management Barbara Dinham and Henrik Kylin George Ekstrom,
40. Domestication of Agricultural Crops Graham Scoles and Rosalind Ball.
41. Energy Cost and Use in Pesticide Production Diego O. Ferraro
42. Energy in Pesticide Production and Use Zane R. Helsel
43. Enhanced Microbial Degradation of Pesticides / Todd A. Anderson and Joel R. Coats.
44. Equipment for Ground Applications to Adult Mosquitoes Jane A.S. Barber
45. Ethics, Biotechnology, and Pesticides Hugh Lehman
46. Evolved Herbicide Resistance: Fitness Costs Stephen Powles. Martin Vila-Aiub, Paul Neve and
47. Facultative Predation as a Biological Control Oscar Alomar
48. Field Release, Captive Rearing for Leonard Nunney
49. Filariasis N. Pradeep Kumar
50. Fire Ant Attacks on Humans and Animals Jerome Goddard and Richard de Shazo
51. Flooding: Physiological Adaptations and Weed Control Rudraraju A. Raju
52. Fruit Crop Pest Management: Weeds Sylvia Guidoni and Alessandra Ferrandino
53. Fumigation Abraham Gamliel
54. Genetics of Resistance and Plant Breeding Guido Jach.
55. Grape Production in Australia: Integrated Strategies and Bioindicators for Sustainability Linda J. Thomson and Ary A. Hoffman
56. Grapes and Insects: Ecology and Control Walter J. Bentley, Lucia Varela and Kent M. Daane.
57. Greenhouse Plant Pathogens / Margery Daughtrey
58. Groundwater, Pesticides in Walter Brusch and Gitte Felding
59. Hazard Labeling Leslie London and Hanna Andrea Rother..
60. Health Impacts in Developing Countries Aiwerasia V.F. Ngowi, Catharina Wesseling and Leslie London
61. Helicoverpa armigera: Ecology and Control Using Novel Biotechnological
62. Approaches / Vaijayanti A. Tamhane, Ashok P. Giri and Vidya S. Gupta
63. Hormonal Disruption in Humans Evamarie Straube, Sebastian Straube and Wolfgang Straube
64. Host-Plant Selection by Insects Rosemary H. Collier and Stan Finch
65. Household Pest Management: Insects and Mites William H. Robinson.
66. Hoverflies: Indicators of Sustainable Farming and Potential Control of Aphids Daniele Sommaggio and Giovanni Burgio
67. Immune Deficiency Effects Claudio Colosio.
68. Insect Pest Dispersal V. J. Shivankar, C. N. Rao and Shyam Singh
69. Insect Pest Management Thomas J. Henneberry.
70. Insect Pest Management: Lawns Frederick P. Baxendale
71. Insecticide Reduction on Lawns Eileen A. Buss and Philip Kochler.
72. Insecticide Resistance Management Edward J. Grafius
73. Integrated Pest Management: Principles with Emphasis on Weeds Heinz Muller-Schaerer.
74. Integrated Plant Control: System and Management / Jan Gallo.
75. International Pesticide Poisoning Surveillance Nida Besbelli and Jenny Pronczuk.
76. Invasive Insects as Major Pests in the United States
77. E. Richard Hoebeke
78. IPM Farmer Field School John Pontius
79. Irradiation Hitoshi Ito
80. Landscape Ornamentals / Michael J. Raupp and Paula M. Shrewsbury
81. Lawn-Care Treatments: Weeds / Harlene Hatterman-Valenti
82. Legal Aspects of Pesticide Applications Maristella Rubbiani
83. Less Hazardous Alternatives: Promotions Luis Brenes and Luis Felipe Arauz Cavallini.
84. Lettuce Diseases: Ecology and Control Krishna V. Subbarao and Steven T. Koike
85. Locust Control by Early Identification of Breeding Sites Amold van Huis.
86. Lygus Bug Management by Alfalfa Harvest Manipulation
87. Shannon C. Mueller and Peter B. Goodell
88. Charles G. Summers,
89. Mammal Trapping Gilbert Proulx.
90. Mammalia Pest Impacts in New Zealand Phil Cowan
91. Mass-Trapping / Masashi Kakizaki.
92. Mating Disruption Ring Carde
93. Mechanical Weed Control in Agriculture Charles L. Mohler
94. Mechanisms of Resistance to Agrochemicals Derek Hollomon
95. Mitigating Impacts of Terrestrial Invasive Species Kathleen Fagerstone
96. Mosquitoes: Biology Daniel L. Kline.
97. Mosquitoes: Control Daniel L. Kline.
98. Mosquitoes: Human Attacks / Eric J. Hoffman, Edward D. Walker and James R. Miller Mulches and Pests Lars Olav Brandsæter.
99. Multilateral Environmental Agreements Ulrich Schlottmann and Mirco Kreibich
100. National Pesticide Poisoning Surveillance Hans Persson and Margareta Palmborg
101. Natural Enemies and Biocontrol: Artificial Diets for Rearing Simon Grenier and
102. Patrick De Clerq
103. Natural Enemies and Biocontrol: Function in Mixed Cropping Systems Tibor Bukovinszky, Joop C. van Lenteren and L.E.M. Vet
104. Natural Enemies and Biocontrol: Monitoring Thomas W. Culliney.
105. Natural Enemies and Biocontrol: Quality Control Guidelines and
106. Testing Methods Norman C. Leppla and Barbra C. Larson
107. Natural Enemies: Destruction by Pesticides Joseph D. Comell.
108. Natural Vegetation Management to Improve Parasitoids in
109. Farming Systems Giovanni Burgio, Alberto Lanzoni and Antonio Masetti
110. Nematicides Stephen R. Koenning.
111. Neurological Effects of Insecticides Michael E. Scharf.
112. Non-Indigenous Species: Crops and Livestock David Pimentel and Anne Wilson
113. Non-Indigenous Species: Pests / J. Howard Frank
114. No-Till and Pest Problems Punnee Soonthom poct
115. Nozzle Types Alvin R. Womac
116. Obsolete Pesticides: Management Alemayehu Wodageneh.
117. Oils Deepak Raj Khajuria and Divender Gupta
118. Olive Insects: Ecology and Control Marshall W. Johnson and Kent M. Daane
119. Organic Soil Amendments Philip Oduor Owino
120. Ornamental Crop Pest Management: Plant Pathogens D. Michael Benson
121. Papaya Diseases: Ecology and Control Macario Bacilio Jimenez. Arevik Poghosyan, Gina Holguin Zehfuss and
122. Parasites on Oulema (Lema) lichenis Voet, 1826 Jan Gallo..
123. Papaya Insects: Ecology and Control Alberto Pantoja and Jorge E. Pena
124. Pathogen-Free Stock: Managing Viruses and Viroids Rudra Singh
125. Pathogens of Mass Produced Natural Enemies for Biocontrol
126. Susan Bjornson
127. Pea Diseases: Ecology and Control Bruce D. Gossen and Sheaw-Fang Hwang.
128. Pea Insects: Ecology and Control /Juliana J. Soroka and Hector A. Carcamo
129. Peach Diseases: Ecology and Control Alan R. Biggs
130. Peanut Diseases: Ecology and Control Barbara B. Shew and Farid Waliyar
131. Pear Insects: Ecology and Control David R. Horton and Thomas R. Unruh
132. Pecan Insects: Ecology and Control Marvin K. Harris
133. Persistent Organic Pesticides Agneta Sunden Bylehn
134. Pest Eradication: Screwworm as a Model Robert E. Reichard
135. Pest Tolerance in Crops Vicki Tolmay
136. Pest-Free Planting Stock: Selection V. J. Shivankar and Shyam Singh.
137. Pesticide Labels William Smith
138. Pesticide Reduction: Strategies Douglas L. Murray and Peter L. Taylor.
139. Pheromone Traps and Trapping Jenn-Sheng Hwang and Chau-Chin Hung
140. Pheromone Use in Integrated Pest Management of Stored Products
141. Physical Barriers: Vertebrate Pests Carolyn J. Randall
142. Phytosanitary Quarantine as a Pest Control Method John S. Hartung
143. Plant Breeding Gurdev S. Khush
144. Plant Food to Enhance Performance of Natural Enemies in Mass Rearing and the Field / Felix L. Wackers and P.C.J. van Rijn.
145. Poison Baits / Gilbert Proulx.
146. Poisonous Arthropods Findlay E. Russell
147. Pollution of the Environment Joseph D. Cornell
148. Prescriptive Use of Pesticides / Harold Coble
149. Protected Crops Pest Management: Insects and Mites Ramon Alba jes
150. Quality Control of Formulations Arpad Ambrus and László Bura.
151. Reducing Pesticide Use: Successes | David Pimentel and Maria V. Cilveti
152. Resistance to Br Transgenic Plants Hugo Cerda-Perez and Denis 1. Wright
153. Rice Diseases: Ecology and Control T. S. Thind and Vineet K. Sharma
154. Rodent Exclusion Krishnaji Rao Muktha Bai
155. Rodenticides / Alan MacNicoll
156. Rotterdam Convention and Pesticides Barbara Dinham
157. Rouging Hector Achicanoy
158. Runoff Livia Nemeth Konda
159. Safe Use of Pesticides: A Developing Country’s Point of View Catharina Wesseling.
160. Clemens Ruepert and Fabio Chaverri
161. Safe Use: Farmers’ Association Point of View Alarik Sandrup
162. Safe Use: Industry Point of View John L. Aston
163. Safe Use: Regulator’s Point of View Nguyen Huu Huan
164. Satellite Imagery in Pest Management John LeBoeuf
165. Secondary Pest Resurgence / C. N. Rao, V. J. Shivankar and Shyam Singh
166. Sheep Predation Eugene L. Fytche
167. Silverleaf Whitefly Management Using Reflective Plastic and Wheat
168. Straw Mulch / Charles G. Summers, James J. Stapleton and Jeffrey P. Mitchell.
169. Soil Infiltration by Pesticides George Antonious
170. Soil Management Practices Randall C. Reeder
171. Sorghum Insects: Ecology and Control Gerald E. Wilde
172. Pasquale Trematerra.
173. Soybean Diseases: Ecology and Control
174. Glen L. Hartman
175. Strategies for Reducing Risks with Agricultural Pesticides in Developing Countries Sylvia 1. Karlsson
176. Strawberry Arthropods: Ecology and Control Noubar J. Bostanian and Joseph Kovach
177. ….
178. Strawberry Insects and Mites in California: Ecology and Control
179. Frank G. Zalom,
180. Douglas V. Shaw and Kirk D. Larson
181. Submerged Aquatic Weeds: Costs and Benefits of Mechanical and Chemical Control Rohan D.S. Wells and John S. Clayton
182. Sugarcane Diseases: Ecology and Control Stuart Rutherford
183. Sunflower Diseases: Ecology and Control Tom Gulya
184. Surveillance / David 1. Horn
185. Sweetpotato Diseases: Ecology and Control / Christopher A. Clark.
186. Synergy with Microorganisms / Albrecht M Koppenhofer
187. Systematics and Biological Pest Control Amy Y. Rossman and Michael Schauff
188. Systemic Insecticides / Nick C. Toscano and Nilima Prabhaker
189. Tea Diseases: Ecology and Control N. Muraleedharan and U.L. Baby
190. Tea Insects: Ecology and Control N. Muraleedharan.
191. Temperate-Climate Fruit Crop Pest Management: Plant Pathogens David F. Ritchie
192. Tillage and Cultivation Joseph Ingerson-Mahar
193. Unisexual Parasitoids in Biological Control Richard Stouthamer
194. Vegetable Crop Pest Management: Insects and Mites Mark G. Wright and Mike Hoffmann
195. Viruses for the Biological Control of Insects Marlinda Lobo de Souza, Maria Elita Batista de Castro and Flavio Moscardi
196. Vole Management for Orchards David Lockwood.
197. Weed Management: Biological and Chemical Approaches Thomas W. Culliney
198. Weed Management: Home Landscaping Stephen C. Weller
199. Weed Management: Introduction and Mechanical and Cultural Approaches Thomas W. Culliney
200. Weed Management: Ornamental Nurseries Stephen C. Weller
201. Weed Seed Dormancy: Implications for Weed Management Strategies Diego Batlla and Roberto Benech-Arnold
202. Weeds and Carbon Dioxide Lewis H. Ziska
203. West Nile Virus and Mosquito Control David Pimentel
204. Wood Preservation H. Michael Barnes.
205. Worker Pesticide Exposure Frederick N. Bebe Myna Panemangalore, Avinash M. Tope and
206. Worker Protection Standard James F. Ellerhoff and Joyce S. Homstein

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