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Relative contributions of cultural practices and the strawberry crop environment to insect community composition and the potential for biological pest control
This thesis investigates the composition of insect communities associated with greenhouse strawberry crops within the framework of ecological filter theory. The aim is to identify the factors shaping insect community structure in protected cultivation systems, as well as management levers to limit i
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