Considerações sobre o controle integrado de pragas em minifúndios tropicais
Keywords:
Integrated pest management, temporal scales, spatial scales, opportunity costs, small-holding agricultureAbstract
Considerations on integrated pest contrai in small-scale tropical agriculture. Spatial and temporal scales associated with small-scale tropical agriculture affect production dynamics and interact with social and economic factors, resulting in large production variances and/or increased opportunity costs. ln these situations, the use of generalized predators, such as spiders and ants using manipulative methods, result in a reduction of these factors, and efforts should be made to incorporate these elements into small-holding integrated pest management programs.
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