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082			_aRef 632.95 G34b 2010
100			_aGhosh, G. K.
245			_aBio-pesticide & integrated pest management
260			_aNew Delhi _bA. P. H. Publishing Corporation _c2010
300			_ax, 286 pages.
500			_aChemical pesticides – Living creatures to control pest – Genetic engineering and resistant plant – Weeds for controlling pests – Multiple cropping for controlling pests – Plant as pesticides – Chrysanthemum: a source of natural insecticides – Bael as a pesticide – Mustard as a pesticide – Pesticide from pepper – Cashew nut as source of pesticide – Castor, as weapon against pests and insects – Chaulmoogra: a wonder pesticide – Champa: the source of aromatic pesticide – Tea as insecticide – Citrenella as insecticide and pesticide – Coconut for preventing plant diseases – Citrus fruits for pest and insect control – Sitalphal to control pests and insects – Dhatura for preventing fungus and brown rust – Drum stick to prevent plant diseases – Garlic as pesticide and insecticide – Onion for plant diseases, pesticide and insecticide – Mouri as pesticide – Methi as pesticide – Grape seed to prevent plant diseases – Groundnut for plant diseases – Guava as a source of pesticide – Ipomoea species for combating pest – Ratanjyot and Chandrajyot – Jowar for preventing plant diseases – Jute as effective pesticide – Kasamarda for plant diseases – Amaranth for preventing brown rust – Karabi for plant diseases and pesticide – Oleander as biopesticide and insecticide – Kurchi to prevent root knot – Bhindi for prevention of brown rust – Jaba kusum to prevent brown rust – Manasa for preventing of brown rust – Sthalpadma leaves to prevent brown rust – Lantana for acting against leaf miners – Mahua to treat plant diseases – Marigold for preventing plant diseases – Nirgundi as pesticide and insecticide – Nayantara for plant diseases – Papaya as effective pesticide – Karanja as effective source of pesticide – Bena as important pesticide – Neem: the storehouse of pesticide and insecticide – Nata Karanj as pesticide – Mentha species to prevent brown rust – Bakarjam as insecticide and pesticide – Tulsi as insecticide and pesticide – Tobacco as effective insecticide – Turmeric for plant diseases – Sultan champa às pesticide and fungicide – Kodipullu as insecticide and for plant diseases – Rohisa as source of insecticide – Camphor as effective insecticide – Palash as wormicide and pesticide – Supari as fungicide and anti-bacterial – Study on jhum cultivation – Integrated rice-duck production – Trapping the red hairy caterpillar – Gender and integrated pest management – Sharing experience with smallholders of Pemba, Zanzibar – Natural pest management in Zimbabwe – Sharing experience of Peru – Terraces of the Angami Nagas, India – Termite control in Kenya – Participatory approach in Manipur, India – Integrated pest management in China – Voluntary approaches in Ao Naga tradition – A feedback from Mali – The philosophy of IPM Learning – Women farmers and IPM in Vietnam – Practice and training of IPM in Bolivia – Examples from Brazil – Sharing experience of Costa Rica – Experience from Nicaragua – Stories from Chile – Lessons from Colombia – African model of effective IPM training – History of IPM – Scope of integrated pest management – Impact of integrated pest management – The political will – The bureaucratic wheel.
650			_aBio-pesticide.
650			_aIntegrated pest management.
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