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CABI outlines at conference more sustainable biological control agent approach to fight diamondback moth
May 16, 2023
Wayne Coles
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Muhammad Faheem, CABI’s Integrated Crop Management Advisor based at its centre in Malaysia, has outlined a more sustainable bio-based control approach to fight the diamondback moth pest (Plutella xylostella) in vegetables.
CABI scientists share knowledge on fall armyworm diagnostics, ecology and its management in Philippines
June 14, 2021
Muhammad Faheem, Sathis Sri Thanarajoo
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CABI South East Asia (CABI-SEA) has hosted online training on the devastating fall armyworm (FAW) – looking at the diagnostics, ecology, surveillance and management of the pest in the Philippines, writes Dr Sathis Sri Thanarajoo and Mr Muhammad Faheem.
Scaling up biocontrol of fall armyworm: CABI scientists share expertise in ASEAN technical workshop
March 24, 2021
Wayne Coles
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CABI scientists have shared their expertise on the use of safer-to-use and more sustainable biocontrols of the fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) as part of an ASEAN Technical Workshop Series on how to tackle the devastating crop pest.
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