Most studies of the impact of bird predation on arthropods in agroecosystems have focused on particular pest species. |
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The study found detectable levels of 89 chemicals, including pesticides, phthalates, herbicides, pest repellents, and disinfectants. |
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Keep manure dry, since wet manure promotes fly pest breeding and inhibits beneficial insect breeding. |
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To combat another common pest, tent caterpillars, use a forked branch to wind up the webs and expose the caterpillars to predators. |
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The fruits make good outdoor Christmas ornaments or could be used as insect pest repellents in the winter. |
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The Australian brush-tailed possum, put simply, is a pest of epidemic proportions. |
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Some pesticides are sold in formulations specifically for licensed pest control operators. |
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Without a doubt, spider mites are the leading garden pest for causing yellowed leaves during cool wet springs and temperate falls. |
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Because of their voracious appetites, bats function as extremely effective and pesticide-free pest control. |
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This issue and the April 11 issue of CropWatch will spotlight corn production and pest management. |
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The shift toward more ecological means of pest control is a driving force in research and in growers' fields. |
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Vegetables are judged on how quick they are to produce as well as on yield, taste, quality, plant habit and pest and disease resistance. |
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Many calatheas have a red or purple underside to their leaves, which adds subterfuge to their pest resistance. |
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As a result, ministers are going to great lengths to point out that the deer is a fine animal, and must not be viewed as a pest or a nuisance. |
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Like we've got to get rid of our feral animals, we've got to get rid of our pest plants, and then let the land rehabilitate itself. |
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Use application techniques that permit direct contact with the pest weed, such as wands or paint brushes. |
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The peach twig borer, Anarsia lineatella, is another key pest damaging shoots and fruits of almonds and stone fruits. |
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This common, damaging pest likes to feed on the roots of Hawaii's colorful and exotic tropical orchids. |
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In the past few years, litter beetles, have become the most serious pest affecting several types of poultry production systems. |
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Because of its invasive nature, it often becomes a pest within an ornamental garden and readily escapes. |
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They are a pest in the eyes of most foresters, but many, such as the honey mushroom are edible. |
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This unlikely looking quartet includes a property developer, pest controller, full time musician and a chiropodist. |
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Fox is not considered a pest but an asset by any real country person unless they are cruel sport supporters or make a few bob from the fur trade. |
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They said that he was an annoyance and a pest to have around and ask favors of. |
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In many regions it is an agricultural pest on domesticated varieties of Brassica oleracea, including cabbage, broccoli and collards. |
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The false widow that bit her was later killed by a local authority pest control team. |
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The Colorado Potato Beetle became a pest when settlers brought potatoes into the Rocky Mountain area, the native habitat of this beetle. |
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Common rats are the main UK rat pest species, spreading across Britain via the shipping traffic from foreign countries in the 18th Century. |
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This pest annually infests citrus in Texas, Mexico, and Central America and threatens California and Florida. |
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The corn earworm is a common pest of many U.S. crops, including cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, soybeans, and sweet corn, field corn and popcorn. |
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Trichogramma wasps, tiny parasites of the moth's egg stage, are commonly reared by insectaries and sold for pest control. |
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Control of these rats is taking up a considerable amount of the pest control team's resources. |
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The red fire ant, a native of southern Brazil, is a serious new pest which was first detected in Taiwan last year. |
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In contrast, many pest species are introduced to the region and flourish with the large expanses of a single food source. |
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To continue, hunts would have to meet the twin tests of preventing cruelty and being necessary for pest control. |
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For many years we have been told that chemicals are the only method of effective pest control. |
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Their fields of activity include soil conservation, gardening, and natural pest control. |
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Your plants will be more dependent on you for feed and water as well as pest control. |
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A spokesperson for the Baptist church said on Monday they were aware of the situation and pest control had dealt with it. |
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Some people, when they think of pest or weed control, think that it is either a job for experts or they have to use toxic sprays. |
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He had literally begged his landlord to pay for the pest control and fumigation. |
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Among the Mexican free-tailed's favorite meals is the corn earworm, a crop-raiding pest that savages cornfields from Texas to Canada. |
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Another pest commonly observed in the ears during the late summer is the corn earworm. |
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Tenebrio molitor, or yellow mealworm beetle, is a cosmopolitan pest of stored grains that can be easily reared in the laboratory. |
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Only through world wide marketing of possum fur products can this pest be safely controlled. |
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When trying to foil any pest or nuisance animal, learn about its habits, likes, and dislikes. |
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Larval frit flies can be a serious pest of bentgrass, because their feeding causes yellowing and death of the central leaf. |
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Pest controllers and fumigators are employed by pest control companies, or they may be self-employed. |
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Limit or eliminate herbicides and pesticides in order to encourage natural cycles of pest control. |
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New pest and weed problems appeared, and the soil became harder and lost its earthy smell. |
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The stem gall nematode, Anguina pacificae, is presently the most devastating pest of Poa annua putting greens in California. |
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For example, the prairie dog is a tremendous pest throughout the Western United States. |
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Homoptera were composed primarily of aphids and psyllids, including pear psylla, Cacopsylla pyricola, a pest of pears. |
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The gypsy moth is a notorious pest that feeds on birches and other deciduous trees, and outbreaks occur cyclically across large regions of Japan. |
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The professor, an entomologist by training, tracks all the pest problems that impact the state's cotton producers. |
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Methods of improved control of lac parasites and of preventing the lac insect from developing as a pest on non-host species need further study. |
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To introduce green lacewings into a garden start early in the season as soon as pest insects are detected. |
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Growing intercrops also helps in regular cultivation, efficient weed, pest and disease management. |
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The woodwasp is not typically a pest in its native habits in Europe, Asia and northern Africa. |
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The Russian wheat aphid is a major pest of winter wheat and barley in the United States and worldwide. |
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The trick is to kill pest insects without killing the taste or texture of the food they infest. |
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Consequently, pest control agencies are scrambling aeroplanes and ground forces in a bid to kill the insects before their wings grow. |
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Second, look at the underlying cause related to the pest or disease attack. |
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However, a keyholder was found, pest control were called in and the building has been temporarily sealed off. |
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Practices like agronomical management and integrated pest management were also emphasised. |
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The fungus, which can be presented on tasty foods like grain, kills the pest when digested. |
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Keep the mulch two to three inches away from tree and shrub stems to prevent stem decay and pest problems. |
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The Colorado potato beetle is a pest of mature plants, and often prefers eggplants to potatoes. |
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And baculoviruses don't kill pest insects as rapidly as chemical insecticides. |
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The forest tent caterpillar is the major pest in hardwood stands, and severe outbreaks were reported in the area during the 20th century. |
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Hunting has nothing to do with pest control and everything to do with a cruel, barbaric pastime. |
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Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free. |
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Prune your roses to increase blooming and decrease disease and pest problems. |
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Terebrantia, the pest thrips, lay their eggs inside the plant's epidermis, the results of which can drive you mad trying to get rid of them. |
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The pink bollworm is a major cotton pest which invades the growing cotton bolls and destroys both the seeds and the cotton fibers. |
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The Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata is a major pest of many important agricultural products. |
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How were your safe pest control methods received by the public when you first started advocating it? |
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The corn rootworm enjoys the dubious distinction of triggering more insecticide use than any other single pest in U.S. agriculture. |
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Mix well and spray thoroughly over both sides of the foliage and onto the offending pest. |
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This complex of pest species includes tortricid leafrollers, noctuid fruitworms and cutworms, and gracillarid leafminers. |
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Many insects found on landscape plants are transients or beneficials, part of the natural community that helps keep pest species at low levels. |
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Corn rootworms are the target of almost half the insecticides used in row crops in this country, requiring more insecticide than any other pest. |
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If oblong holes in the leaves are detected and the pest is not found, the damage is probably from billbugs. |
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It will be particularly useful for those practicing integrated pest management or just studying pests and other biological organisms in nature. |
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The problem is that it is a very potent aphid eater and thus potentially useful in biological control of pest species. |
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Species introduced to control one pest have driven other native biota to extinction. |
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It's about selective hunting seasons, pest control, cutting the grass the right height, bird dogs, falconry, outsmarting coyotes, and tons more. |
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Foxes cause great damage to livestock and farms in general, and as such they are considered to be a pest. |
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The warnings come after pest control officers reported a surge in calls reporting sightings of rats and mice. |
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It won't discriminate between pest caterpillars and those of desirable moths and butterflies. |
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In fact, they are regarded as beneficial because they are predators of many insects that do hold pest status, such as house flies and blowflies. |
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I was surprised when the Royal Horticultural Society named the vine weevil as the worst pest in the garden last year. |
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As soon as the pest man had finished his work a bolshie member of staff demanded to know what he planned to do with the wasps. |
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This creates a stronger, healthy fox population, which is far more of a pest than if nature had been left to itself. |
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Courses that emphasized crop production, pest management, and courses that emphasized experiential learning were frequently listed. |
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A potential insect pest has been identified as a naturalised species of beetle with the help of the Department of Agriculture's website. |
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The diamond back moth, Plutella xylostella is much cause for concern as a pest of crucifers, that is plants such as cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and canola. |
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On the world scene, diamondback moth is ranked as the major insect pest of a large number of commercially grown cruciferous plants, including canola. |
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Southern rosarians are still enjoying their roses in the landscape and as cut flowers, and it's important to continue to keep your plants pest and disease free. |
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In the absence of successful control agents, ivy gourd will continue to expand its range, displacing native flora, increasing pest infestations of cucurbitaceous crops. |
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They seldom overwinter north of southern Kansas, where they can be a major pest of winter wheat, especially when mild winters permit reproduction and survival. |
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Provisions in the Protection of Wild Mammals Act 2002 allowed for the use of dogs to flush foxes from cover for marksmen to shoot as a means of pest control. |
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The gypsy moth is a notorious pest that feeds on birches and other deciduous trees, and outbreaks of this pest occur cyclically across large regions of Japan. |
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Extreme weather events such as heat waves, heavy precipitation events, floods, draughts, fires, pest outbreaks and severe cyclonic storms are projected to increase. |
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Grow varieties that are naturally resistant to pest and disease. |
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Lobesia botrana is a major vine pest in the Palaearctic region. |
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Consequently, the ability of parasites and predators of the orange tortrix to substantially suppress pest populations is greatly diminished by the use of insecticides. |
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Ask if the company belongs to a professional pest control association. |
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The summer fruit tortrix moth is not known to occur in North America but is a major pest of fruit crops, especially apple and pear, in countries where it occurs. |
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Leaf pubescence in cotton have a potential for insect pest management. |
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Information on disinfestation and sterilization, where available, is shown together for each pest species and is accessed through a single search function. |
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Butterfly larvae tend to be solitary, or sparsely distributed, whereas pest caterpillars, such as fall webworm, make tents and hatch in the hundreds. |
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Greenbugs are a serious pest of grain and sorghum in the Southern Plains. |
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With contributions from 37 entomologists who are experts in corn insect pests, the handbook includes the latest techniques in corn pest management. |
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Reports from Thailand indicate that the lac insect became a serious pest of fruit trees, so much so that the insects had to be controlled by chemical and bio-control methods! |
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Another pernicious pest affecting house plants is scale, which appears as small lumps that form colonies on stems, on the underside of leaves and along the midribs. |
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Taipei City Government officials also yesterday re-examined a traffic island on Chunghwa Road, where about 16 anthills built by the dangerous pest were found Monday. |
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When the federal pest management group put out a temporary don't eat-the-pigeons alert two years ago, they made sure it got out there in Haitian Creole and Italian. |
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People with two homes spend, on average, five times as much as those with one home on, among other things, lawn care, home security, pest control and housecleaning. |
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While often corn might quickly outgrow the threat of significant pest damage, when plant growth stalled, armyworms, cutworms, wireworms, and white grubs found opportunity. |
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Often referred to as non-agricultural pesticides, biocides encompass a wide range of applications including disinfection, preservation and pest control. |
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Diversifying the rotation and growing fall-seeded and green manure crops are techniques commonly used to break pest cycles and improve soils in stockless organic systems. |
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Make sure that the school is vacuumed and dusted regularly, that it's routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke free. |
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Apart from climate and pest control, English wine is greatly hampered by dodgy winemaking, with oxidation and overdosing with sulphur still common faults. |
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Over the last 30 years, this insect has evolved into a major pest threat in the Congo Basin for crops such as yam, cocoyam, and particularly cassava. |
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Hazelnuts are prone to attack from a pest called the nut weevil. |
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Scotts Miracle Gro made a pest resistant Kentucky bluegrass in 2011 using the same technology. |
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The ethical basis of all field sports is the same, be it hunting, shooting or fishing, in each case the quarry will be edible or a pest or perhaps, both. |
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Although the new species is not a crop pest, some of its relatives are. |
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Farmers legitimately and legally use guns for pest control on their land. |
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The man was brought to safety while pest control dealt with his vermin. |
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The rice field rat in particular is a real pest in south east Asia and we have colleagues working on that problem in the Philippines and Indonesia. |
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An exterminator, Dill took a job in Iraq for a company contracted to do pest control on military bases. |
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Keep simple, non-toxic pest and disease control products on hand. |
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To rout this pest, scientists at the labs from coast to coast are making the sharpshooter and the Xylella microbe the focus of ambitious new studies. |
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At first it seemed that it was just a sedentary pest in residential plantings, where it could be controlled with dormant oil or insecticidal soap sprays. |
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From alfalfa weevil larvae and adults to army worms, cloverworms, cutworms, and alfalfa caterpillars to all sorts of aphids, some form of pest seems to be almost everywhere. |
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Commercialization and the practical aspects of using antifeedants for pest control are not currently well developed, and many of the relevant limitations are highlighted. |
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Left unmanaged, thatch can lead to serious maintenance and pest problems. |
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Expect to pay maintenance fees, which include care of the lawns, grounds, pools, pest control and gate attendant if the property is in a gated community. |
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His responsibilities in the research and extension program involve pest management in greenhouses, nurseries, landscapes, turfgrass, conservatories, and interiorscapes. |
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Australia's folkloric insect pest, the bushily, is no longer the pest it was. |
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The pest is the Capsid Bug that comes under a number of different names, including the Common Green Capsid and the Tarnished Plant Bug. |
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Most of the products commonly used in structural pest control today are broadly classified as organophosphates, carbamates and pyrethroids. |
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Moving plants out of the conservatory will save them from baking under glass, and reduce pest and disease problems, such as red spider mite. |
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The other common pest is the dull great squash bug which will suck juices from the plant. |
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Stable flies are an important economic pest that affects cattle, pigs, horses, and other large animals. |
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The stable fly, typically a pest of farm animals, also pesters tigers, foxes, and other exotic species in zoos. |
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Kalshoven mentioned this species but regarded it as a minor pest of coffee, cinchona, tea, cotton, citrus and the palm Livistona sp. |
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Nontarget noctuids complicate integrated pest management monitoring of sweet corn with pheromone traps in Massachusetts. |
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Incidentally, geranium budworm is quite similar to corn earworm, a pest that has been known to gobble up ears of corn in certain Valley gardens. |
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Most of us know that crop rotations are better for soil health and pest control, even though rotations are not always economical. |
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Development and evaluation of granule and emulsifiable concentrate formulations containing Derris elliptica extract for crop pest control. |
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Diatomaceous earth, more commonly known as food grade, is the third pest control tip that gardeners should try. |
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The pest control department on campus was hiring and Dempsey decided to inquire about the job. |
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With consumer demand rising for eco-friendly pest control, one of the largest pest control companies in the region, Knockout Pest Control Inc. |
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It is believed she had been exposed to phosphane, which is used in pest control and is highly toxic. |
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The structural members of the interior are an area where engineers can reduce pest harborages. |
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Polyphagy helps to sustain predators when pest density is low in agroecosystems, usually early in the season. |
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Therefore, spinosad and pyrethrum are currently recommended for management of this pest in organic crucifer vegetable production in Alabama. |
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Due to changes in cropping patterns, climatic factors, new diseases and pest spectrum such as cotton leaf curl virus, Mealybug etc. |
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Other factors such as pest infestation caused by rodents, locusts and the Wollo bush cricket have further reduced the yield. |
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Chicken pest is endemic in the region and a scarcity of chickens is frequent. |
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Since a goshawk may occasionally take a chicken or the chicken pest wipe out an entire flock, keeping up chickens is risky business. |
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Planting dates, soil moisture, nutrition, and pest management should be designed to protect the first flush of floral buds, flowers, and pods. |
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Mortality in fowl pest is usually regular, while in fowl cholera it is more likely to be irregular. |
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Rentokil Initial have their head office and pest control division next to Blackwater railway station, north of the A30, towards Camberley. |
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He paws! He's a slinker and a prowler and a leerer. He's a pest and a worm! |
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Introduced pest species that are officially listed as invasive, best fit the definition of an invasive species. |
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If a wheat crop is destroyed by a pest we may plant a hardier variety of wheat the next year, relying on intraspecific diversity. |
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This has aided its rapid population growth and has led to the species being classed as a pest. |
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Rabbits are an example of an animal treated as a food, pet, and pest by members of the same culture. |
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Urbanized European rabbits descended from pets have become pest problems in some cities. |
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This species has become a serious pest in areas where it has been introduced outside of its native range. |
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It is also considered a pest in New Zealand where it preys upon various native fauna. |
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However, in some areas of intensive agriculture it has reduced in numbers due to loss of habitat and in others it is hunted as a pest. |
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Though fields are visited for grain and green food, it is often not plentiful enough as to be a viewed as pest. |
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It is extensively, and usually unsuccessfully, persecuted as an agricultural pest. |
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In many parts of the world, it has been characterised as a pest, and poses a threat to native birds. |
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Usually, it is regarded as a pest, since it consumes agricultural products and spreads disease to humans and their domestic animals. |
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Encouraging natural predators to control rodent population is a natural form of pest control, along with excluding food sources for rodents. |
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They are common in gardens and can be encouraged to enter and help remove pest insects by placing black plastic or a piece of tin on the ground. |
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The public is being cautioned not to transport unfinished wood products, such as firewood, to slow the spread of this insect pest. |
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Organic methods include, for instance, introducing its natural predator to reduce the population of a particular pest. |
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So, although it is often asserted that monocultures lead to increased risks of disease and pest attack, the evidence is pauce. |
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Conversely, various species of caterpillar are valued as sources of silk, as human or animal food, or for biological control of pest plants. |
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Caterpillars have been the target of pest control through the use of pesticides, biological control and agronomic practices. |
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Farmers build fences, housing, shearing sheds and other facilities on their property, such as for water, feed, transport and pest control. |
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The research includes developing improved grape varieties and investigating pest control. |
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The growth of organic farming has renewed research in alternative technologies such as integrated pest management and selective breeding. |
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Tillage is the practice of plowing soil to prepare for planting or for nutrient incorporation or for pest control. |
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Since the rabbit is a pest in Australia, the Easter Bilby is available as an alternative. |
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This spares natural insect predators in the farm ecology and further contributes to noninsecticide pest management. |
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This institution determines the allowed practices for pest control, growing, fertilizing, and handling of organic crops. |
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Other pest and diseases can gain entry through the physical damage caused by gall formation, leading to rots. |
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People took trollface and pasted it into other comics, whenever a character was either being a pest or generally annoying people. |
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The reason being, is that the bitter cold kills the hemlock's adversary, the hemlock woolly adelgid, a tiny insect pest. |
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The asparagus beetle, the most serious insect pest, can be controlled by fall cleanup and tillage which destroys its winter habitat. |
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Wax moths are a serious honeybee pest whose larvae consume wax and pollen, often completely destroying honeycomb. |
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It is also used as for pest control and as an antitoxic agent, as well as for treating asthma, lung disease, cough and breathing difficulties. |
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DuPont already offers popular pest control products in the kingdom such as the cross-spectrum Avaunt insecticide. |
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Housekeeping, maintenance of hygienic and bacteriostatic and pest control for various centers Cantabrian Institute of Social Services. |
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Another pest which has found its way into the country is the Western corn rootworm. |
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The national BMSB research team will be aided in its planning for deployment and evaluation of a biological control program for this pest. |
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One of integrated pest management measures is biological control which is among the most efficient and saving methods. |
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Using biopesticides for natural agricultural pest management is not a new concept. |
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Biotechnological approaches for pest management and ecological sustainability. |
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It's an American import available from specialist pest control companies and from birdfeed firms. |
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Pampas grass is probably one of the best-known ornamental grasses, but as it self-seeds so readily it has been declared a California pest. |
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Keep an eye out for any pest infection such as greenfly, scale or mealy bug. |
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The Mediterranean Fruit Fly is a significant worldwide pest which attacks and restricts the export of fruit throughout the world. |
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Guidelines for monitoring and controlling native budworm are available to help grain growers minimise crop damage caused by the late-season pest. |
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One such pest, the giant African snail Achatina fulica, has been introduced to many parts of Asia, as well as to many islands in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean. |
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Alphachloralose is a pesticide that is approved for use by professional pest controllers to control birds, such as feral pigeons, under strictly controlled circumstances. |
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One concern raised was the potential effect the hemlock woolly adelgid, an insect pest, would have on the 8 percent of the forest that is Eastern hemlock. |
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In addition at Trafalgar Square control of feral pigeons is required, currently this avian pest control element forms approximately 85 percent of the total requirement. |
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He gets to charge more than Orkin and all those other pest control guys because Trap Man's weapons of extinction are billed as environmentally sensitive. |
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For example, when a weed population evolves resistance to an herbicide or any other control measure, a 'routine' pest can become a new and serious problem. |
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He said that the pest attack on cotton crop like Jassid increased due to heavy rains and added that it could directly affect on the cotton production. |
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Municipal authorities can improve sanitation and limit harborage, while pest control operators can use baits to immediately influence the abundance of rodents. |
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Vermicompost contains some antibiotics and actinomycetes which help in increasing the 'power of resistance' among the crop plants against pest and diseases. |
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The laws on fowl pest put an end to the goose fair at Tavistock. |
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Frankincense is used in the treatment of stone, skin rashes, gout, pest control, antitoxic agent, asthma, lung disease, cough and difficulty in breathing. |
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Despite the potential of derivatives from Annonaceae in arthropod pest management, little is known regarding their action against sucking insects that transmit phytopathogens. |
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Sasajiscymnus tsugae has been reared as a predator that specifically targets the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, a very destructive pest of the Eastern and Carolina Hemlock. |
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Application timing and efficacy of alternatives for the insecticidal control of Tipula paludosa Meigen, a new invasive pest of turf in the northeastern United States. |
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It was good news for this limited variety foodie, until I realised that I couldn't eat anything with the chicken and you could get fowl pest from being a dietary pest. |
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The buprestid Capnodis tenebrionis L. is a major root pest of cherries and other stone fruits in semiarid areas of southern Europe, around the Mediterranean, and Asia Minor. |
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Leaves defoliation resulting from human consumption of leaves and also pest defoliators coupled with poor management practices had led to low okra productivity. |
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After measuring hundreds of tipped and untipped plants, Room is analysing the data and preparing to simulate the interactions between pest damage and plant growth. |
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Will his bumbling assistant Billy No-Mates keep his job in pest control? |
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Although bed bugs, stink bugs, cicadas and mosquitoes have stolen headlines lately, pest management professionals agree that cockroaches remain a constant pest threat. |
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Still, red king crabs from Russia sure are a pest in Norwegian waters, and they seem to keep spreading no matter how hard Russian and Norwegian boats try to fish them out. |
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There will also be a display of pest species affecting museum artefacts, some of which are also found in homes, such as woodworm, carpet beetles and clothes moths. |
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Although large boar populations can play an important role in limiting forest growth, they are also useful in keeping pest populations such as June bugs under control. |
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Species listed as possible pests or nonpests might qualify as temporary pest species during nuu khii outbreaks where these originate in forest habitats. |
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Hydrangeas are another potential pest, but their threat is less serious. |
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Yet of late another mirid, Helopeltis theivora Waterhouse, which was a minor pest mainly attacking cocoa and tea, has become a serious pest of cashew in India. |
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Early detection and rapid response is the most effective strategy for regulating a pest species and reducing economic and environmental impacts of an introduction. |
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On this windswept island, a dedicated few led by Canberran Trish Macdonald are engaged in extreme pest control to kill vermin with the aid of helicopters and guns. |
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Usually petunias are quite pest free, but aphids are occasional problems. |
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Conservation projects can with careful planning completely eradicate these pest rodents from islands using an anticoagulant rodenticide such as brodifacoum. |
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One of the most exciting parts of this work, says insect molecular biologist Kevin Wanner of Montana State University, is its potential to lead to new tools in pest control. |
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This requires even greater nutrient and pest control inputs. |
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Limpipieza service, disinfection of buildings and pest control, laundry and collecting and transporting biohazardous resiudos in Area Health Primary Care Management of Toledo. |
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Rabbits and hares are a universal pest, particularly while vineyards are being established. |
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Now the camel and its driver had lost it economic value and became a nuisance and a pest. |
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At times he can be really sincere, but until you get to know him he's a real pest. |
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In some areas overseas, Christ's thorn has formed dense thickets and is considered to be a serious pest. |
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Vegetables generally tolerate capsid damage and do not need spraying for this pest. |
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More interesting pictures of Iraqi herps can be found on the Armed Forces Pest Management Board Site. |
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Both see a system that doesn't reward quality, whether it's apples grown with Integrated Pest Management or tender lean beef. |
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From what you say, it sounds as though these insects or spiders are casual intruders, and what we would consider a nuisance rather than a true pest. |
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The first goal of this paper is to document an example of associational susceptibility using the hosts of a common forest pest, the fall cankerworm. |
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Pest control goes hand in hand with ambitious industrialization in Chinese history. |
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Traps of this kind, which are designed to catch foxes and rabbits, have been outlawed since 1954 when the Pest Act came into force. |
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Pest control workers have dealt with a tenfold increase in complaints. |
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The ryots collect them and work out a Pest Defenders Ratio based on which they arrive at a conclusion for any Integrated Pest Management activity. |
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Contract awarded for Provision of food and accommodation for the 2-day Training on Onion Off-Season Production and Pest Management. |
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Pest lists and their damages on mango, dragon fruit and atemoya in Jeju, Korea. |
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Desert Killifish has become an eco-friendly and economical tool for the civic body's Pest Control Department in combating mosquito larvae. |
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Pest control includes the management of weeds, insects, mites, and diseases. |
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Pest control firms use a combination of rodent glue pads or rat traps to deal with the menace. |
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Gareth Hughes from Rhuddlan, who runs Warrener Pest Control Services, snared the rare find while working at a holiday cottage in Bala on Tuesday. |
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Table 2 Economics of Low External Input Pest Management in Redgram with Intercrop in Black soil Name Area Yeild in Plant of the in ha. |
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Pest control of the crops is less difficult than within the tropics, due to the cooler winters. |
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Animals concernedRodentmouse, mice, brown rats, voles, black rats, muskrats, Pest cockroaches, fleas, ants, silverfish, bed bugs, armyworms. |
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Environmental Protection Agency and Health Canada's Pest Management and Regulatory Agency, respectively. |
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If the golden goose has fowl pest, the only cure is to wring its neck and while we're at it, apply the same treatment to the agents and corporate guests. |
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Gareth Hughes, who runs Warrener Pest Control Services, snared the rare find while working at a holiday cottage in Bala on Tuesday. |
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Floridians and Florida vacationers can rely on Reynolds Pest Management, Inc for further information on the commonly encountered Biting Midges also known as No-See-Ums. |
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This complete and comprehensive analysis of Genuine Parts Company includes an overview of the industry the company operates in and a PEST Framework Analysis of the industry. |
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A PEST analysis of the market is incorporated to determine the implications of political, economic, sociocultural, and technological factors on the market. |
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