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Surrounding landscape influences the abundance of insect predators in rice field

Ali et al., 2020

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15712608199720246064
Author
Ali M
Kabir M
Haque S
Afrin S
Ahmed N
Pittendrigh B
Qin X
Publication year
Publication venue
BMC Zoology

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Background Natural enemy abundance in a crop plot depends on its prey presence and also influenced by habitats close to field. Landscape changes are also important factors driving pest and natural enemy population abundance in a specific crop field. Examining …
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