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Balancing Nature: Assessing the Impact of Importing Non-Native Biological Control Agents (An International Perspective)
Editor(s): J. A. Lockwood; F. G. Howarth; M. F. Purcell
Print Publication Date: 2001
https://doi.org/10.4182/RMVT4781
ISBN: 9781960154538
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Front Matter
CHAPTER 2.
Preface
CHAPTER 3.
Introduction
CHAPTER 4.
Regulatory Constraints to the Practice of Biological Control in Hawaii
CHAPTER 5.
Harvesting Safely from Biodiversity: Natural Enemies as Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly Solutions for Pest Control
CHAPTER 6.
Host Specificity Among Introduced Chalcidoid Biological Control Agents in South Africa
CHAPTER 7.
Nontarget Effects of Introduced Biological Control Agents and Some Implications for New Zealand
CHAPTER 8.
Alien Parasitoids in Native Forests: The Ichneumonoid Wasp Community in a Hawaiian Rainforest
CHAPTER 9.
Environmental Issues Concerning the Importation of Non-Indigenous Biological Control Agents
CHAPTER 10.
The Ethics of “Classical” Biological Control and the Value of Place
CHAPTER 11.
Summary: Common Ground, Great Divides, and Building Bridges
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