Why Is Biocontrol Important?
Natural Enemies, as Well as a Number of Other Factors, Play an Important Role in Regulating Plant Populations in Their Native Environments. .. . Biological...
Natural enemies, as well as a number of other factors, play an important role in regulating plant populations in their native environments. ... Biological control (or biocontrol) reunites invasive plants with their enemies to restore natural controls and reduce dominance of invasive plants within the plant community.
What is the importance of biocontrol?
(1) Biological control is less costly and cheaper than any other methods. (2) Biocontrol agents give protection to the crop throughout the crop period. (3) They do not cause toxicity to the plants. (4) Application of biocontrol agents is safer to the environment and to the person who applies them.
What is biological control and its importance?
Biological control is the release of extra natural enemies to suppress pests and diseases in crops. To prevent economic damage, pesticides are commonly used in agriculture and forestry to protect crops from pests and pathogens.
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