The growing global population, projected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050, demands sustainable agricultural practices to ensure food security. The widespread use of chemical pesticides has raised concerns due to their harmful impacts on health and ecosystems. As a result, Integrated...
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Okra is highly susceptible to sucking pests like leafhopper, whitefly, and red spider mite, leading to significant yield losses. While farmers rely on insecticides for pest control, excessive use poses risk to the environment. To explore alternatives, a study was conducted at CCS...
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Research Article10.9734/jeai/2024/v46i102974
Climate change has emerged as a major driver of agricultural transformation, profoundly influencing the ecology, biology, and distribution of insect pests across diverse cropping systems. Rising global temperatures, erratic precipitation patterns, and elevated COâ‚‚ levels are resh...
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