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1) Beneficial insects and other arthropods in the yard and garden

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.550

2) Colorado insects of interest

Pub. Date

2009-2017.

3) The Howard scale

Author

Taylor, E. P

Series

Bulletin volume 120

Pub. Date

1907.

4) Biological control of tamarisk

Pub. Date

2011.

5) Biological control of field bindweed

Pub. Date

2011.

6) Biological control of leafy spurge

Pub. Date

2011.

7) Biological control of leafy spurge

Pub. Date

[2008].

8) Billbugs and white grubs

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.516

9) Biological control of weeds

Author

Biological Pest Control Program (Colo.). Insectary

Pub. Date

2011.

10) Household insect pests: characteristics and control

Author

Hantsbarger, William M

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.523

Pub. Date

1981.

11) Beneficial insects and other arthropods

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.550

Pub. Date

[2003]

12) Biological control of diffuse and spotted knapweed

Pub. Date

2011.

13) Biological control of yellow and dalmatian toadflax

Pub. Date

2011.

14) Pine needle scale: characteristics and control on evergreen

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.514

Pub. Date

1986.

15) Scale insects affecting conifers

Author

Cooper, Dayna

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.514

Pub. Date

2004.

16) Scale insects affecting conifers

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.514

Pub. Date

2006.

17) Biocontrol

Pub. Date

2007

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Biological pest control affords the opportunity to decrease agriculture's reliance on chemical pest control. The Insectary involves the following processes when it comes to new beneficial organisms for control of specific plant and insect pests: importing, rearing, establishing, colonizing. The results of successful biological pest control are: reduced production costs, decreased amounts of chemicals entering the environment, established colonies...