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Annotated Bibliography of Diamondback Moth - part Crop diversitycan influenceabundance of diamondback moth
Elimination of crop residueswill preventdiamondback moths
that this GMO moth is neededto preventdiamondback moth infestations
Bt preparations in non - GM agriculturehas ledto the Diamondback Moth
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Canadian scientists in 2013(passive) discovered bydiamondback moth
US$ 4 to $ 5 billion of damage a year worldwide.[130causeUS$ 4 to $ 5 billion of damage a year worldwide.[130
in punjab East Asiaoriginatedin punjab East Asia
2003 in datasheet East Asiaoriginated2003 in datasheet East Asia
team in team East Asiaoriginatedteam in team East Asia
significant damage to a cropcan causesignificant damage to a crop
losses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[70has causedlosses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[70
losses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[69has causedlosses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[69
losses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[67has causedlosses up to 90 percent in crops that were not treated with insecticide.[67
an estimated $ 4 billion to $ 5 billion in crop damage in the U.S.causean estimated $ 4 billion to $ 5 billion in crop damage in the U.S.
severe stunting in brassica cropscan causesevere stunting in brassica crops
in the Mediterranean areaoriginatedin the Mediterranean area
in the Mediterranean regionoriginatedin the Mediterranean region
to lower yields and smaller sizes Sprouts are in short supplyhave ledto lower yields and smaller sizes Sprouts are in short supply
in South America ... and started moving about 500 years ago , initially through Central and North America before invading Europe , Asia and finally the Pacificoriginatedin South America ... and started moving about 500 years ago , initially through Central and North America before invading Europe , Asia and finally the Pacific
in South Africa fair , sexual forms of The diamondback moth 's parasitoids ... 1938originatedin South Africa fair , sexual forms of The diamondback moth 's parasitoids ... 1938
overwintering in Somersetdiscoveredoverwintering in Somerset
a cauliflower plant(passive) caused bya cauliflower plant
a huge headache for UK farmerscausea huge headache for UK farmers
the devastation(passive) caused bythe devastation
a tremendous amount of damage globally ... between $ 4 to $ 5 billion a yearcausea tremendous amount of damage globally ... between $ 4 to $ 5 billion a year
sporadic problems for the Irish vegetable sectorcan createsporadic problems for the Irish vegetable sector
enormous loss of Canadian canola cropsdo causeenormous loss of Canadian canola crops
the greatest problems their wild counterparts in regard to factors that would determine theircausethe greatest problems their wild counterparts in regard to factors that would determine their
about $ 4.5 billion worth of damage to crops every yearcauseabout $ 4.5 billion worth of damage to crops every year
up to $ 5 billion in losses every yearcausesup to $ 5 billion in losses every year
the greatest problems , including billions of dollars in damages to cruciferous crops such as cabbage , broccoli , cauliflower and canolacausethe greatest problems , including billions of dollars in damages to cruciferous crops such as cabbage , broccoli , cauliflower and canola
with the hope of controlling the grubs which consume cabbage plants , as well as a medfly and an apple codling moth , engineered to be sterile or to pass lethal genes to their offspringdesignedwith the hope of controlling the grubs which consume cabbage plants , as well as a medfly and an apple codling moth , engineered to be sterile or to pass lethal genes to their offspring
lower pupation rate and pupal weight , reduced fecundity and egg sizecausedlower pupation rate and pupal weight , reduced fecundity and egg size
supposedlyoriginatedsupposedly
a similar effectcreatea similar effect
enormous damage on cruciferous vegetablescausesenormous damage on cruciferous vegetables
farmed vegetables(passive) caused byfarmed vegetables
as much as $ 6 billion in damage to Brassica plants , including cabbages , broccoli , and cauliflowerannually causesas much as $ 6 billion in damage to Brassica plants , including cabbages , broccoli , and cauliflower
a serious economic damage to many cruciferous plants including broccoli , Brussels sprouts , cabbage , cauliflower , collard green , kale , kohlrabi , mustard , radish , turnip etccausea serious economic damage to many cruciferous plants including broccoli , Brussels sprouts , cabbage , cauliflower , collard green , kale , kohlrabi , mustard , radish , turnip etc
reallyis ... causingreally
a 40 % loss of foliage(passive) caused bya 40 % loss of foliage
to devastate brassica cropssetto devastate brassica crops
severe economic damage in canola and the pest remains on the scouting checklist in all three Prairie Provincescan ... causesevere economic damage in canola and the pest remains on the scouting checklist in all three Prairie Provinces
injury(passive) caused byinjury
billions of dollars in damage to [ cabbage , cauliflower , broccoli and kale ] vegetable crops every yearcausebillions of dollars in damage to [ cabbage , cauliflower , broccoli and kale ] vegetable crops every year