- Copin, A. , Latteur, G. , Deleu, R. , Mahaut, T. & Schiffers, B. (2001). Evaluation of the risk of toxicity of pesticides to three beneficial insects (Adalia bipunctata, Aphidius rhopalosiphi and Episyrphus balteatus) by residual chemical treatment In: Evaluation du risque de toxicite de pesticides vis-a-vis de trois insectes auxiliaires (Adalia bipunctata, Aphidius rhopalosophi et Episyrphus balteatus) par le dosage chimique des residus, Bruxelles Belgium, Ministere des Classes Moyennes et de l'Agriculture Service Information - Bibliotheque,
| Type | Book Section |
|---|---|
| Année | 2001 |
| Titre | Evaluation of the risk of toxicity of pesticides to three beneficial insects (Adalia bipunctata, Aphidius rhopalosiphi and Episyrphus balteatus) by residual chemical treatment |
| Abstract | The toxicity of 3 insecticides (pirimicarb, deltamethrin and phosalone) and a fungicide (fenpropimorph) to the predators Adalia bipunctata and Episyrphus balteatus and the parasitoid Aphidius rhopalosiphi was investigated during 1995-2001 under laboratory, semi-natural and field conditions in Belgium. Special attention was paid to integrated control in field crops, especially cereals, beans and potatoes. It was shown that accurate prediction of pesticide toxicity to beneficial insects in the field, based on laboratory tests, had considerable limitations. |
| Book title | Evaluation du risque de toxicite de pesticides vis-a-vis de trois insectes auxiliaires (Adalia bipunctata, Aphidius rhopalosophi et Episyrphus balteatus) par le dosage chimique des residus |
| City | Bruxelles Belgium |
| Publisher | Ministere des Classes Moyennes et de l'Agriculture Service Information - Bibliotheque |
| Recnumber | 150 |
| Endnote Keywords | beneficial insects|cereals|deltamethrin|fenpropimorph|field crops|fungicides|insecticides|integrated control|natural enemies|nontarget effects|parasitoids|pesticide residues|phosalone|pirimicarb|potatoes|predators|toxicity| |
| Notes | Cited Reference Count: 32 ref. Book French |
| Auteurs | Copin, A. , Latteur, G. , Deleu, R. , Mahaut, T. & Schiffers, B. |