Using Entomopathogenic Nematodes for Crop Insect Pest Control

Topics covered include the life cycle of entomopathogenic (beneficial) nematodes; how they control insect pests; obtaining, using, and storing; soil conditions necessary; application preparation, equi ...

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Authors: Miles, Carol , Blethen, Caitlin , Gaugler, Randy , Murray, Todd A. , Shapiro-Ilan, David

SKU: PNW544

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