Resistance of Spodoptera littoralis to biopesticides - Ibrahim Hussien Ibrahim, Amal;Sayed Abd El-Razek Hatem, Adel el-
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The development of synthetic pesticides during 1940`s, in combination with improvement in chemical application technology, dramatically increased the potential for agricultural pest control. It did take long before people began to see naturally controlled by predators and parasites began to cause significant damage. They also become resistance to chemicals. For that the aim of this work was to search a new isolation of bacteria for solution or delayed the appearance of resistance problem.

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The development of synthetic pesticides during 1940`s, in combination with improvement in chemical application technology, dramatically increased the potential for agricultural pest control. It did take long before people began to see naturally controlled by predators and parasites began to cause significant damage. They also become resistance to chemicals. For that the aim of this work was to search a new isolation of bacteria for solution or delayed the appearance of resistance problem.
Autorenporträt
Amal Ibrahim Hussien, finished my M.Sc. in Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University, Egypt. My field of work in the application of biological control methods in organic farming. Rearing and mass production of predators and parasitoids. Development and application of biological methods of pest control.