BENEFICIAL INSECTS ( ENCARSIA, KHANKIZI, PHYTOMYZA FLY)
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Beneficial insects, Bioecological characteristics, Pollinating insects, Entomophages (predatory and parasitic insects), Role in the ecosystem, Biological balance, Agricultural benefits, Natural control factors, Anthropogenic impact, Biological control agent.Abstract
This article discusses the biological and ecological characteristics of beneficial insects, their importance in agriculture, their habitat and role in natural control against natural enemies. Scientific information on pollinators (e.g. bees), natural enemies against biopests (parasites and predators), and their role in the food chain is analyzed. Measures for the protection and increase of their populations, as well as threats arising from human activities, are also considered.
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