… In this complex scenario, the use of agrochemicals that boost the plant immune system
represents a relatively novel approach in crop protection. These plant protection products are not …

… At this point, the boundaries between chemical, biological, and mechanical crop-protection
techniques to achieve sustainable crop protection and safe product use are blurred. …

… , and elsewhere, to promote safer and more sustainable methods of crop protection. In this
context, “safe and sustainable” refers to methods of crop protection that have a low risk for …

… 40% of global crop production is lost due to pests. The sustainable protection of crops has …
biological substances for crop protection, which are safer and more sustainable. Nonetheless, …

… of the differential physiological characteristics of sites in non-target organisms will form the
basis of a selectivity mechanism, again potentially leading to safer crop protection products. …

… sustainable crop protection, taking into consideration the political economy in which we live,
is that a pesticide-based crop protection system could be sustainable in … wants a safe fruit or …

… Crop losses from pests threaten global food security and safety. In the last six decades,
pest control using chemical pesticides has resulted in important yield gains per unit area, …

Crop protection chemicals known as pesticides are playing a significant role to ensure food …
Development of pest resistance against a particular pesticide makes the crop protection …

… The purpose of formulating pesticide active ingredients for crop protection is to uniformly
spread a small amount of an active chemical over a large area. The goal is to ensure safety in …

… posed by biodiversity, plant protection products must be used safely and properly by farmers
and land … crop losses caused by insect pests, providing valuable insights for crop protection. …