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Biological Controls Biological control populations of beneficial organisms are intentionally used and manipulated, under the role of natural enemy, to manage and limit insect pest populations. Natural enemy - a predator, parasite, or

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Biological Controls<br>
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Biological control – populations of beneficial organisms are intentionally used and manipulated, under the role of natural enemy, to manage and limit insect pest populations.
Natural enemy - a predator, parasite, or pathogen that is used to target and limit specific insect pest populations.
Three types of biocontrol
Classical Biocontrol
Conservation
Augmentation Introduction Photo: Sandra Jensen, Cornell University, Bugwood.org, #5461606 Parasitoid ready to emerge from mummified aphid.<br>
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Predators: Arthropods
Order Aranea: Spiders
Order Odonata: dragonflies
Order Neuroptera: Lacewings
Order Coleoptera: beetles
Order Diptera: Flies
Order: True bugs
Order Hymenoptera: ants
Order Thysanoptera: some thrips
Order Mantodea: generalist mantids Biocontrol Agents/ Natural Enemy: Predators Photo: Mary C Legg, Mary C Legg, Bugwood.org, #5581832; David Cappaert, Bugwood.org, #5490094 Clubtail dragonfly, Gomphus vulgatissimus Syrphid fly larvae, Family Syrphidae<br>