by Uri Gerson
Mites (Acari) for Pest Control is an extremely comprehensive publication, covering in depth the 34 acarine families that contain mites useful for the control of pest mites and insects, nematodes and weeds.
Contents
- History, Definitions and Current Work
- The Acari
- An Illustrated Key to the Relevant Acarine Families
- Acaridae
- Acarophenacidae
- Anystidae
- Arrenuridae
- Ascidae
- Bdellidae
- Camerobiidae
- Ceratozetidae
- Cheyletidae
- Cunaxidae
- Ereynetidae
- Eriophyidae
- Erythraeidae
- Eupalopsellidae
- Galumnidae
- Hemisarcoptidae
- Hydryphantidae
- Laelapidae
- Limnesiidae
- Macrochelidae
- Otopheidomenidae
- Parasitidae
- Phytoseiidae
- Pionidae
- Podapolipidae
- Pterygosomidae
- Pyemotidae
- Scheloribatidae
- Stigmaeidae
- Tarsonemidae
- Tetranychidae
- Trombidiidae
- Tydeidae
- Uropodidae
- Acarine Biocontrol Agents as Enemies of Problem-Causing Organisms
- Introducing, Culturing and Establishing Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- The Sex Ratio of Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- The Effect of Host Plants and the Ground Cover on Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- Intraguild Predation and Other Interactions Among Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- The Effect of Agricultural Chemicals on Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- Demonstrating the Efficacy of Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- Environmental Constraints in the Use of Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- Commercial and Economic Aspects in the Use of Acarine Biocontrol Agents
- Recommendations for Future Work
Glossary
Index