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Agroecological management of fruit flies on Reunion Island
Grain n°3 du module "IBAR: invasive species (insects and islands), biological control and an agroecological case study in Reunion Island"
Chapter 3, Agroecological management of fruit flies on Reunion Island , with the innovative GAMOUR project in Reunion Island, will highlight links bet...
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27.06.2017Auteur(s) :
Ben Warren, Aurélie Casties, Nathalie BeckerAccéder à la ressource :
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Grain n°3 du module "IBAR: invasive species (insects and islands), biological control and an agroecological case study in Reunion Island"
Chapter 3, Agroecological management of fruit flies on Reunion Island , with the innovative GAMOUR project in Reunion Island, will highlight links between agroecological practices, ecology and social sciences. The GAMOUR acronym stands for Management ("Gestion" in french), Agroecology, fly ("MOUche", in french), and Reunion Island.
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Grain n°2 du module "IBAR: invasive species (insects and islands), biological control and an agroecological case study in Reunion Island"
Chapter 2, Biological control, introduction and acclimatization of auxiliary insects, will guide you, after a brief history and definitions, across predator or parasitoid insects used in biological control, with some examples of use against invasive insects, and two case studies (Bemisia tabaci and Dacus ciliatus). A rehearsal of Chapter 1, important for biological control agents, is the step between introduction and establishment. Successes and failures in biological control programs will be presented, focusing on introduction-acclimatIzation, and control of target populations. At the frontiers of biological control, you will see a brief overview of use and prospects of the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT), Release of Insects carrying a Dominant Lethal (RIDL) and Incompatible Insect Technique (IIT). Finally, the perception of biological control will be discussed.
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- introduction-acclimatization
- sterile insect
- Wolbachia
- auxiliary insect
- predator
- parasitoid
- biological control
- biocontrol
Grain n°1 du module "IBAR: invasive species (insects and islands), biological control and an agroecological case study in Reunion Island"
Chapter 1, Invasive species - insects and islands, will guide you across the definition of biological invasions, the Williamson's tens rule, anthropogenic ...
- insular environment
- Reunion Island
- Gough island
- biological invasions
- invasive insects
- invasive species
- ten's rule