Professional Societies and Ecologically Based Pest Management: Proceedings of a Workshop

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Table of Contents
Front Matter R1-R12
1 Pest Management: An Overview 1-5
2 Vision for Pest Management 6-13
3 Applying Agroecological Concepts to Development of Ecologically Based Pest Management Strategies 14-19
4 Economist 20-25
5 Opportunities to Integrate Soil, Crop, and Weed Management in Low-External-Input Farming Systems 26-31
6 View of a Microbial Ecologist 32-36
7 On the Use of Mathematical Models in Ecological Research: Example from Studies of Insect-Baculovirus Interactions 37-40
8 Key Components and Elements Critical to Achieving the Vision: Group Discussion Summary 41-50
Appendixes 51-52
A Workshop Program 53-56
B Program Participants 57-59
C Forum Participants 60-64

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Table of Contents

Front Matter R1-R12

1 Pest Management: An Overview 1-5

2 Vision for Pest Management 6-13

3 Applying Agroecological Concepts to Development of Ecologically Based Pest Management Strategies 14-19

4 Economist 20-25

5 Opportunities to Integrate Soil, Crop, and Weed Management in Low-External-Input Farming Systems 26-31

6 View of a Microbial Ecologist 32-36

7 On the Use of Mathematical Models in Ecological Research: Example from Studies of Insect-Baculovirus Interactions 37-40

8 Key Components and Elements Critical to Achieving the Vision: Group Discussion Summary 41-50

Appendixes 51-52

A Workshop Program 53-56

B Program Participants 57-59

C Forum Participants 60-64