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The authors recommend integrating biological agents into insect control.
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e0“the use of biological agents should become an integral part of insect control, which could improve the overall effects of plant production.”
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Toplica akademy of vocation studies, Prokuplje, Serbia; Veroslava Kocić; Sanja Perić; et al. Book of Proceedings 2025. doi:10.46793/girr25.181k
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- Intervention effect Increasing suitable water traps reduced attack intensity.
- Observation Pleated cardboard served as an alternative pupation and development site for Cydia pomonella.
- Intervention effect Unmown dandelion prevented Tropinota hirta attack.
- Intervention effect Unmown dandelion prevented Anthonomus pomorum attack.
- Intervention effect Barrier traps allowed a significant reduction of harmful insect populations.
- Observation Nontarget insects were captured, chiefly Coleoptera.
- Method / resource Wet trap manipulation provided information about apple damaging insects.