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Comparision of bacteria and fungi entomopathogenic activity against Ixodes ricinus L. and Dermacentor reticulatus Fabr.

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Szczepanska A., Kiewra D., Lonc E.

Annals of Parasitology

2016

tom 62

nr Suppl.

Insight into tick biocontrol with special regard to fungi

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Lonc E., Guz-Regner K., Kiewra D., Szczepanska A.

Annals of Parasitology

2014

tom 60

nr 3

The epidemiological and epizootic importance of ticks has been known for a few decades since of the discovery of their role as vectors of many new diseases, and the better detection of those already known. Given the durability of chemical preparations in the environment and the increasing problem of developing tick resistance, natural strategies for biological control are sought. A promising alternative to chemical pesticides is the use of entomopathogenic organisms for effective integrated pest management of low environmental impact. A number of promising microbes have been identified during the search for effective means of controlling the tick population, but the knowledge about the impact of these pathogens on the environment and other non-target organisms is still insufficient. Previous research has still not provided a definite answer about the safety of their use. It is known, however, that the chemicals which are currently used have a negative impact on the environment and/or cause resistance. No efficient biocompound has yet been devised for commercial use. Potential microorganisms for tick biocontrol (mainly bacteria and fungi) are natural tick pathogens, living in the same environment. With their adhesive properties, and their ability to digest the cuticle, they may constitute an appropriate ingredient of bioacaricides. Until now, fungal insecticides have been used only to control crop pests.

Isolation, identification and insecticidal effects of entomopathogenic bacteria from the willow flea beetle, Crepidodera aurata (Coleoptera; Chrysomelidae)

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Yaman M., Erturk O.

Progress in Plant Protection

2016

tom 56

nr 2

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2 Annals of Parasitology

1 Progress in Plant Protection

2 Kiewra D.

2 Lonc E.

2 Szczepanska A.

1 Erturk O.

1 Guz-Regner K.

1 Yaman M.

2 2016

1 2014

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Comparision of bacteria and fungi entomopathogenic activity against Ixodes ricinus L. and Dermacentor reticulatus Fabr.

Insight into tick biocontrol with special regard to fungi

Isolation, identification and insecticidal effects of entomopathogenic bacteria from the willow flea beetle, Crepidodera aurata (Coleoptera; Chrysomelidae)