Drieu R., Silvie Pierre, Menozzi P., Adda C., Huat J., Auzoux S., Soti V., Goebel R. (2014). Constraints for studying the management of cereal moth borers with a landscape approach : a case study in North Benin. In :
Holland J. (ed.). Landscape managment for functionnal biodiversity. OILB-WPRS Bulletin, (100), p. 35-39.
Titre du document
Constraints for studying the management of cereal moth borers with a landscape approach : a case study in North Benin
Année de publication
2014
Type de document
Article
Auteurs
Drieu R., Silvie Pierre, Menozzi P., Adda C., Huat J., Auzoux S., Soti V., Goebel R.
In
Holland J. (ed.), Landscape managment for functionnal biodiversity
Source
OILB-WPRS Bulletin, 2014,
(100), p. 35-39
Landscape ecology is a discipline that has shown an increasing interest to understand certain pest problems and their control by natural enemies in temperate climate. In Benin, in a very different climatic, social and economic context compared to Europe, this approach was carried out in two lowland rice cropping systems during the rainy season, with a specific focus on stem and cob borers. The landscape was mapped and studied regarding its composition and structure and pest species were identified. A high variability of infestation was observed in a context of relatively low pest pressure. This paper presents the preliminary results which still need to be analyzed thoroughly.
Plan de classement
Inventaires régionaux des animaux nuisibles [076RAVPLA01]
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Agriculture [126TELAPP09]
