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Influence of the public's perception, attitudes, and knowledge on the implementation of integrated pest management for household insect pests

2019-01-01

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Households are mini‐ecosystems that provide a variety of conditions in which a variety of insect species can develop. Whether these insects are considered pests, largely depends on the perception, attitudes, and knowledge of the human inhabitants of the house. If considered unacceptable, residents can attempt to manage the insects themselves, or hire a professional. A pest management professional can provide a qui...

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10.1111/eea.12739
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