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Predation by generalist predators on the codling moth versus a closely‐related emerging pest the oriental fruit moth: a molecular analysis

2012-08-01

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1 Biological control by conservation of native natural enemies can, at its best, reduce the need for pesticides and prevent detrimental effects upon the environment. The present study investigated the role of ground‐active generalist predators as natural enemies of two tortricid pests in apple orchards. 2 Predation rates were compared on the well established codling moth Cydia pomonella and the emerging oriental...

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56dd01e6-9d49-58c4-9f9b-1997930ddc98
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10.1111/j.1461-9563.2011.00564.x
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