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Microarray-based genetic identification of beneficial organisms as a new tool for quality control of laboratory cultures

2009-01-01

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The use of beneficial organisms to help control pests and pathogens in field and greenhouse crops is constantly increasing. Insects and mites are commonly used as beneficial organisms and, nowadays, rearing companies have to produce them in large quantities. Because of the peculiarities of laboratory culture conditions, the quality of lab-reared organisms generally degrades over time. To maintain high fitness leve...

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DOI: 10.1080/09583150903134509

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