Pesticide Bioremediation Technologies For Australian Horticulture – Stage 2
20 July 2012Pesticide Regulation Coordinator
20 July 2012Project Code
Short Summary
Examining effects of pesticides on beneficial pests and mites to maximise preservation in crops
Year Published
2009
Project Provider
IPM Technologies Pty Ltd
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The research paper examines the effects of pesticides on beneficial pests and mites in order to maximise preservation in crops. Findings suggest that modern selective pesticides are useful in IPM programs being less harmful then broad spectrum insecticides. The paper however recommends that new pesticide registrations should include testing on beneficial species to enhance compatibility with IPM Programs
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Chemicals & pesticides
