Biopesticide & Integrated Pest ManagementIn Indian context. |
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Contents
Chemical pesticides | 1 |
Living creatures to control pest | 3 |
Genetic engineering and resistant plant | 11 |
Weeds for controlling pests | 13 |
Multiple cropping for controlling pests | 17 |
Plant as pesticides | 19 |
A source of natural insecticides | 21 |
Bael as a pesticide | 27 |
Papaya as effective pesticide | 107 |
Karanja as effective source of pesticide | 109 |
Bena as important pesticide | 111 |
The storehouse of pesticide and insecticide | 115 |
Nata Karanj as pesticide | 133 |
Mentha species to prevent brown rust | 135 |
Bakarjam as insecticide and pesticide | 141 |
Tulsi as insecticide and pesticide | 145 |
Mustard as a pesticide | 29 |
Pesticide from pepper | 31 |
Cashew nut as source of pesticide | 33 |
Castor as weapon against pests and insects | 35 |
A wonder pesticide | 37 |
The source of aromatic pesticide | 41 |
Tea as insecticide | 43 |
Citrenella as insecticide and pesticide | 45 |
Coconut for preventing plant diseases | 47 |
Citrus fruits for pest and insect control | 49 |
Sitalphal to control pests and insects | 51 |
Dhatura for preventing fungus and brown rust | 53 |
Drum stick to prevent plant diseases | 55 |
Garlic as pesticide and insecticide | 57 |
Onion for plant diseases pesticide and insecticide | 59 |
Mouri as pesticide | 61 |
Methi as pesticide | 63 |
Grape seed to prevent plant diseases | 65 |
Groundnut for plant diseases | 67 |
Guava as a source of pesticide | 69 |
Ipomoea species for combating pest | 71 |
Ratanjyot and Chandrajyot | 73 |
Jowar for preventing plant diseases | 75 |
Jute as effective pesticide | 77 |
Kasamarda for plant diseases | 79 |
Amaranth for preventing brown rust | 81 |
Karabi for plant diseases and pesticide | 83 |
Oleander as biopesticide and insecticide | 85 |
Kurchi to prevent root knot | 87 |
Bhindi for prevention of brown rust | 89 |
Jaba kusum to prevent brown rust | 91 |
Manasa for preventing of brown rust | 93 |
Sthalpadma leaves to prevent brown rust | 95 |
Lantana for acting against leaf miners | 97 |
Mahua to treat plant diseases | 99 |
Marigold for preventing plant diseases | 101 |
Nirgundi as pesticide and insecticide | 103 |
Nayantara for plant diseases | 105 |
Tobacco as effective insecticide | 147 |
Turmeric for plant diseases | 151 |
Sultan champa as pesticide and fungicide | 153 |
Kodipullu as insecticide and for plant diseases | 155 |
Rohisa as source of insecticide | 157 |
Camphor as effective insecticide | 159 |
Palash as wormicide and pesticide | 161 |
Supari as fungicide and antibacterial | 163 |
Study on jhum cultivation | 165 |
Integrated RiceDuck production | 169 |
Trapping the red hairy caterpillar | 173 |
Gender and integrated pest management | 175 |
Sharing experience with smallholders of Pemba | 181 |
Natural pest management in Zimbabwe | 185 |
Sharing experience of Peru | 191 |
Terraces of the Angami Nagas India | 195 |
Termite control in Kenya | 199 |
Participatory approach in Manipur India | 205 |
Integrated pest management in China | 207 |
Voluntary approahces in Ao Naga tradition | 213 |
A feedback from Mali | 217 |
The philosophy of IPM Learning | 219 |
Women farmers and IPM in Vietnam | 225 |
Practice and training of IPM in Bolivia | 231 |
Examples from Brazil | 235 |
Sharing experience of Costa Rica | 237 |
Experience from Nicaragua | 239 |
Stories from Chile | 241 |
Lessons from Colombia | 245 |
African model of effective IPM training | 249 |
History of IPM | 257 |
Scope of Integrated Pest Management | 261 |
Impact of Integrated Pest Management | 265 |
The political will | 269 |
The Bureaucratic wheel | 273 |
Bibliography | 277 |
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