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Proceedings of International Seminar on
Enhancement of Functional Biodiversity Relevant to
Sustainable Food Production in ASPAC
— In association with MARCO —
November 9-11, 2010
Tsukuba, Japan
Introduction
Contents
Keynote papers
1. Biodiversity enhancement on arable land: the effects of local management and landscape context
2. Current status of habitat manipulation for natural enemies and pest management in Japan
Resource papers
3. Effects of diverse surrounding ecosystems and pollinator species on crop pollination
4. Conservation and sustainable utilization of stingless bees for pollination services in agricultural ecosystems in Malaysia
5. Advanced management of bee health and beekeeping under Taiwan subtropical/tropical climate
6. Effect of sub-lethal dosages of insecticides on honeybee behavior and physiology
7. Current status and agricultural utilization of insect pollinators in Korea
8. Impact of losing pollinator diversity: a case study in Taiwan
9. Wild bees as crop pollinators in Taiwan
10. Natural enemies and their use in the bio-control of insect pests in Taiwan
11. The species of an herbivore-natural enemy associated with brown plant hopper outbreaks at Red River Delta, Viet Nam
12. Natural enemies of important insect pests of field crops and utilization as biological control agents in Thailand
13. Classical biological control of banana weevil borer, Cosmopolites sordidus (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) with natural enemies from Indonesia
14. Biological control agents of bean fly Ophiomyia phaseoli (Tryon) (Diptera:Agromyzidae) on mungbean in Myanmar
15. Effect of landscape structure on functional biodiversity
16. S and T technology transfer modality in managing crop pests
17. Metagenomic approach to soil microbial diversity and functions
18. Diversity of coprophagus invertebrates in Korea and their role in soil ecosystem
19. Selection of indicator organisms for functional agrobiodiversity in paddy ecosystems in Japan
20. Selection of indicator organisms for functional agrobiodiversity at the crop field level in Japan
21. Preservation of natural enemies as an indicator of agrobiodiversity in terms of planting ground cover in orchard
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