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Agro-ecological service crops with roller crimper termination enhance ground-dwelling predator communities and pest regulation

Authors: Navarro-Miró, David; Caballero-López, Berta; Blanco-Moreno, José Manuel; Pérez, Alejandro; Depalo, Laura; Masetti, Antonio; Burgio, Giovanni; +2 Authors

Agro-ecological service crops with roller crimper termination enhance ground-dwelling predator communities and pest regulation

Abstract

The dependence on tillage in organic agriculture has raised questions regarding soil management in organic systems. Recently, Agro-ecological Service Crops (ASC) and roller crimper (RC) technology have attracted attention in organic farming circles. ASC a

Keywords

Homópteros, Ecología agrícola, Afídids, Crops, Ecologia agrícola, Conreus, Cultivos, Maquinaria agrícola, conferències i ponències, Maquinària agrícola, Paràsits de les plantes, Insectes, Insects, Ciència i tecnologia, Aphididae, Agricultural ecology, Homoptera, Insectos, Homòpters, Afídidos, Parásitos de las plantas, Agricultural machinery, Plant parasites

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