Manipulating the behaviour of beneficial insects in cereal crops to enhance control of aphids.

KA Evans; Dean Kirkland; T Lola-Luz

Manipulating the behaviour of beneficial insects in cereal crops to enhance control of aphids.

KA Evans, Dean Kirkland, T Lola-Luz

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The release of a synthesised analogue of the aphid alarm pheromone, (E)-Beta-farnesene from dispensers sited in winter wheat crops significantly affected the activity of carabid beetles, aphid numbers on plants and levels of aphid parasitism.
The potential uses of this approach for the management of aphids is discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings British Crop Protection Conference, November 1998
Publisher	British Crop Protection Council
Pages	663-668
Publication status	Print publication - 1998

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Manipulating the behaviour of beneficial insects in cereal crops to enhance control of aphids.

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