Access the full text.
Sign up today, get DeepDyve free for 14 days.
Loading next page...
/lp/springer-journals/influences-of-trees-on-abundance-of-natural-enemies-of-insect-pests-a-2I7VjWH9uI
References (58)
-
S. Riechert, T. Lockley (1984)
Spiders as Biological Control AgentsAnnual Review of Entomology, 29
-
D. Dahlsten, R. Luck, E. Schlinger, J. Wenz, W. Copper (1977)
PARASITOIDS AND PREDATORS OF THE DOUGLAS-FIR TUSSOCK MOTH, ORGYIA PSEUDOTSUGATA (LEPIDOPTERA: LYMANTRIDAE), IN LOW TO MODERATE POPULATIONS IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIAThe Canadian Entomologist, 109
-
Windbreak Technology -
F. Stauffer, L. Best (1980)
Habitat Selection by Birds of Riparian Communities: Evaluating Effects of Habitat AlterationsJournal of Wildlife Management, 44
-
(1993)
Opportunities for biological control of insect pests in agroforestry systems -
(1991)
Augmentation of aphid antagonists by field margins -
J. Brandle, B. Johnson, Terry Akeson (1992)
Field Windbreaks: Are They Economical?Journal of Production Agriculture, 5
-
(1991)
The Hague. The Netherlands Shalaway SO (1985) Fcnccrow management for nesting birds in Michigan -
Fry Rd, M. Dix, C. Dr (1988)
Effect of two insecticides on abundance of insect families associated with Siberian elm windbreaks.Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, 61
-
C. Buckner, W. Turnock (1965)
Avian Predation on the Larch Sawfly, Pristiphora Erichsonii (HTG.), (Hymenoptera: Tenthredinidae)Ecology, 46
-
G. Bryan, L. Best (1991)
Bird Abundance and Species Richness in Grassed Waterways in Iowa Rowcrop FieldsAmerican Midland Naturalist, 126
-
R. Mason (1992)
Populations of Arboreal Spiders (Araneae) on Douglas-Firs and True Firs in the Interior Pacific NorthwestEnvironmental Entomology, 21
-
K. Leius (1967)
INFLUENCE OF WILD FLOWERS ON PARASITISM OF TENT CATERPILLAR AND CODLING MOTHThe Canadian Entomologist, 99
-
(1986)
On the ecological efficiency of shcltcrbclt network and its yield increasing effect in paddy fields -
Conservation and enhancement of arthropod natural enemies of insect pests -
L. Best, R. Whitmore, G. Booth (1990)
Use of cornfields by birds during the breeding season: the importance of edge habitatAmerican Midland Naturalist, 123
-
(1993)
Biological control of forest pests in the Great Plains : status , needs and issues -
V. Nealis (1991)
Natural enemies and forest pest managementForestry Chronicle, 67
-
(1991)
Augmentation of aphid antagonists by field margins rich in flowering plants -
ME Dix (1991)
Proceedings of North American Symposium on Agroforestry [August 19–22, 1991, Springfield, MO] -
C. Whelan, R. Holmes, Harvey Smith (1989)
Bird Predation on Gypsy Moth (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae) Larvae: An Aviary StudyEnvironmental Entomology, 18
-
R. Johnson, M. Beck (1988)
17. Influences of shelterbelts on wildlife management and biologyAgriculture, Ecosystems & Environment
-
L. Getz, E. Brighty (1986)
Potential effects of small mammals in high-intensity agricultural systems in east-central Illinois, U.S.A.Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment, 15
-
(1986)
On the ecological efficiency of shelterbelt network and its yield -
Best LB (l983) Bird use of fencerows: implications of contemporary fencerow management practices -
T. Torgersen, R. Mason (1987)
Predation on Egg Masses of the Douglas-fir Tussock Moth (Lepidoptera: Lymantriidae)Environmental Entomology, 16
-
(1975)
Cases of birds reducing or eliminating infestations of tobacco -
(1985)
Fcnccrow management for nesting birds in Michigan -
Fencerow management for nesting birds in Michigan -
JD Summers-Smith (1988)
The Sparrows -
(1992)
The usc of beneficial birds for biological pest control in China -
(1975)
Cases of birds reducing or eliminating infestations of tobacco insects -
(1979)
The potential use of weeds in the manipulation -
M. Way (1954)
Studies on the Association of the Ant Oecophylla longinoda (Latr.) (Formicidae) with the Scale Insect Saissetia zanzibarensis Williams (Coccidae).Bulletin of Entomological Research, 45
-
Y. Steinberger, E. Aldon, W. Whitford (1991)
Ground‐dwelling arthropods of the Rio Puerco watershed, New MexicoArid Land Research and Management, 5
-
(1991)
Distribution of arthropod predators of insect pests in and near windbreaks -
(1992)
Biological control of forest -
(1986)
On the ecological efficiency of shelterbelt network and its yield increasing effect in paddy fields -
MJ Way (1954)
Studies on the association of the antOecophylla longinoda (Formicidae) with the scale insectSaissetra zanzibarensis (Coccidae)Bulletin Entomology, 5
-
RR Mason (1987)
Insect Outbreaks -
LC McEwen (1987)
Integrated Pest Management on Rangeland -
(1979)
The potential use of weeds in the manipulation of beneficial insects -
(1992)
Status and Needs, conducted by Great Plains Agricultural Council, Forestry Committee's Forest Biological Control Task force -
Y Steinberger, EF Aldon, WG Whitford (1991)
Ground-dwelling arthropods of the Rio Puerco Watershed, New MexicoArid Soil Research and Rehabilitation, 5
-
R. Mason (1987)
Nonoutbreak Species of Forest Lepidoptera -
H Suyin (1959)
The sparrow shall fallNew Yorker, 35
-
P. Reed (1974)
For the Sparrows, 1974
-
V Ruppert, J Moltan (1991)
Behavior and Impact of Aphidophaga -
(1980)
Seasonal abundance of insects in shelterbelts -
E. Black, F. Davis, C. Henderson, W. Douglas (1970)
The role of birds in reducing overwintering populations of the southwestern corn borer, Diatraea grandiosella (Lepidoptera : Crambidae), in Mississippi.Annals of The Entomological Society of America, 63
-
(1983)
Bird use of fencerows: implications of contemporary fencerow management practices -
H. Crawford, D. Jennings (1989)
PREDATION BY BIRDS ON SPRUCE BUDWORM CHORISTONEURA FUMIFERANA: FUNCTIONAL, NUMERICAL, AND TOTAL RESPONSES'Ecology, 70
-
(1993)
Vertebrates for Biological Control of Insects in Agroforestry Systems -
S. Roach, W. Thomas (1991)
Overwintering and spring emergence of three coccinellid species in the coastal plain of South CarolinaEnvironmental Entomology, 20
-
P. Trnka, R. Rozkošný, J. Gaisler, L. Houšková (1990)
Importance of windbreaks for ecological diversity in agricultural landscape., 9
-
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (undated) Planting trees for wildlife -
M. Dix (1990)
Malachius ulkei Horn (Coleoptera: Malachiidae): an egg predator of Paleacrita vernata Peck (Lepidoptera: Geometridae).Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society, 63
-
(1992)
The use of beneficial birds for biological pest control in China. B iocontrol News and Information 13:11N-16N
- Publisher
- Springer Journals
- Copyright
- Copyright
- Subject
- Life Sciences; Forestry; Agriculture
- ISSN
- 0167-4366
- eISSN
- 1572-9680
- DOI
- 10.1007/BF00704876
- Publisher site
- See Article on Publisher Site
Abstract
In this article we review the use of natural enemies in crop pest management and describe research needed to better meet information needs for practical applications. Endemic natural enemies (predators and parasites) offer a potential but understudied approach to controlling insect pests in agricultural systems. With the current high interest in environmental stewardship, such an approach has special appeal as a method to reduce the need for pesticides while maintaining agricultural profitability. Habitat for sustaining populations of natural enemies occurs primarily at field edges where crops and edge vegetation meet. Conservation and enhancement of natural enemies might include manipulation of plant species and plant arrangement, particularly at these edges; and consideration of optimum field sizes, number of edges, and management practices in and near edges. Blending the benefits of agricultural and forestry (windbreak) systems is one promising approach to field edge management that has additional benefits of wind protection and conservation of desirable wildlife species.
Journal
Agroforestry Systems – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 12, 2004