Agronomie : La lutte biologique, application aux arthropodes ravageurs et aux adventices (French Edition)
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Agronomie : La lutte biologique, application aux arthropodes ravageurs et aux adventices (French Edition)

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Agronomy: Biological Control is an essential work for understanding how to protect crops and farm animals sustainably, using alternative techniques to pesticides. This book, coordinated by Bernard Pintureau and part of the Technosup collection from Éditions Ellipses, presents innovative and environmentally friendly methods to combat pest arthropods and weeds without harming ecosystems.

Author
Bernard Pintureau
Language
French 🇫🇷
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Agronomy: Biological Control, Application to Pest Arthropods and Weeds is a reference work in the field of crop and livestock protection. Coordinated by Bernard Pintureau and part of the Technosup collection from Éditions Ellipses, this book is primarily aimed at students at the B level (IUP - License) as well as professionals in agriculture and agronomy.

In a context where the use of pesticides raises serious concerns due to their negative impact on human health, wildlife, and biological balances, this book offers a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative: biological control. This approach involves using living organisms or their products to control harmful organisms, replacing chemical pesticides.

The book focuses on two main types of pests:

  • Pest arthropods (insects and mites) that threaten crops and livestock.
  • Weeds that invade cultivated lands.

For each type of pest, the book details the different biological control methods available, classifying them into two broad categories:

  1. Methods without auxiliaries: These techniques do not involve introducing external organisms into the ecosystem. They include the use of plant extracts, varietal control (selection of resistant varieties), sexual confusion (disrupting the reproductive behaviors of pests), and autocide control (sterilization of pest populations).

  2. Methods with auxiliaries: These techniques involve using living organisms to combat pests. Among these methods are the use of microorganisms, phytophagous organisms (which feed on pests), predators, nematodes (parasitic worms), and parasitoids (insects that parasitize pests).

Each method is explained in detail, with practical examples of application in various agricultural contexts. The book also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each approach, allowing the reader to choose the most appropriate method based on their specific needs.

Agronomy: Biological Control is a comprehensive guide that combines scientific rigor with practical applications. It is an indispensable tool for anyone looking to develop sustainable and effective agroecological solutions, reducing reliance on pesticides while preserving biodiversity.

This book is published by Éditions Ellipses and is part of the Technosup collection, known for its quality and relevance in higher education. With its 192 pages, it offers rich and accessible content, supported by clear presentation and explanatory illustrations.

Product Information

  • Format: Paperback
  • EAN13: 9782729841478
  • ISBN: 978-2-7298-4147-8
  • Publisher: Editions Ellipses
  • Publication Date: 04/25/2009
  • Collection: Technosup
  • Number of pages: 192
  • Dimensions: 26 x 18 cm
  • Weight: 400 g
  • Language: French

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9782729841478

Data sheet

Author
Bernard Pintureau
Collection
Technosup
Language
French 🇫🇷
Publisher
Editions Ellipses
Number of pages
192
Date of publication
April 25, 2009