DISTINCTIVENESS AND POTENTIALS OF TWO FLOWERING ROADSIDE HEDGEROWS, TURNERA ULMIFOLIA AND MELASTOMA MALABATHRICUM AS BENEFICIAL PLANTS FOR INSECTS

DISTINCTIVENESS AND POTENTIALS OF TWO FLOWERING ROADSIDE HEDGEROWS, TURNERA ULMIFOLIA AND MELASTOMA MALABATHRICUM AS BENEFICIAL PLANTS FOR INSECTS

Beneficial flowering plants play a vital role in attracting beneficial insects such as parasitoid that controls insect pests. In order to evaluate the effectiveness of two species of flowering plants as beneficial hedgerow plants, we identify insects communities of T. ulmifolia and M. malabathricu...

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Main Authors: Nur-Athirah Abdullah, Faszly Rahim
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Zibeline International 2018-01-01
Series:Environment & Ecosystem Science
Subjects:
beneficial plants
beneficial insects
insect-plant interaction
parasitoid
Online Access:https://environecosystem.com/archives/2ees2018/2ees2018-06-10.pdf

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https://environecosystem.com/archives/2ees2018/2ees2018-06-10.pdf

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