Weed management is a challenge in all agroecosystems. Given the negative consequences
associated with herbicide-based weed management, it is important to consider integrated …

Herbicides applied alone have failed to reduce weed populations in agricultural
ecosystems. The use of this management strategy has followed other problems such as …

The first edition of this reference work became known as the bible of turfgrass entomology
upon publication in 1987. It has proved invaluable to professional entomologists …

Abstract Granivorous ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) are ubiquitous throughout
temperate agricultural systems, and reduce weed seedbanks. However, trade-offs may exist …

Soil seedbanks contribute to development of weed communities in agroecosystems and
thus, understanding their regulation contributes to weed management strategies. In this …

Intraguild predation, which is common for generalist predators, is a specific form of omnivory
that may suppress the biological control of a pest. The dietary flexibility of a given organism …

In this study, we investigate the changes in both vascular plant and carabid beetle
assemblages in response to reducing the intensity of management of park lawns in the city …

Many golf courses are converting out-of-play areas to meadow-like habitat to reduce
mowing, irrigation, and chemical inputs. Such naturalized roughs, which often constitute …

Wide deployment of genetically modified herbicide-tolerant (GMHT) maize may affect the
efficiency of weed control methods and impair ecosystem functioning. We examined these …

Simple Summary Bean leaf beetles (Ootheca spp.)(Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) are
endemic in Africa and are pests of cropped legumes (Fabales: Fabaceae). On common …