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Balancing Nature: Assessing the Impact of Importing Non-Native Biological Control Agents (an international perspective)

Proceedings
Edited By: JA Lockwood, MF Purcell and FG Howarth
130 pages, Figs
Balancing Nature: Assessing the Impact of Importing Non-Native Biological Control Agents (an international perspective)
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  • Balancing Nature: Assessing the Impact of Importing Non-Native Biological Control Agents (an international perspective) ISBN: 9780938522935 Paperback Dec 2001 Unavailable #144038
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Based on a symposium held at the XX International Congress of Entomology, Florence, August 1996.

This book in ESA's Proceedings series discusses how international travel and commerce have contributed to a greater rate of introduction of non-native pest species. Reuniting these pests with their natural enemies is seen by some as natural and safe pest control. But is it? This book explores both sides of this important debate. The authors use their differences and commonalities to try to develop mutually acceptable compromises, or at the very least, discern the least damaging alternatives.

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Proceedings
Edited By: JA Lockwood, MF Purcell and FG Howarth
130 pages, Figs
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