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Coverage includes biology and ecology of organisms for biological control, and aspects of use including biological controls for integrated pest management, such as plant resistance, pheromones and intercropping. Papers presenting only laboratory trials on non-target effects of pesticides on natural enemies are not considered but papers dealing with the corresponding effects on community dynamics of natural enemies are welcomed.
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Biological Control – Ecology and Applications

By Heimpel G.E. & N.J. Mills 2017
Cambridge University Press, New York, 380 pp.
Hard cover $US 59.99

Reviewed by Eric Wajnberg, Editor-in-Chief, BioControl

Special issue of BioControl (2008):
Roy, Helen E.; Wajnberg, Eric (Eds.)

From Biological Control to Invasion:
the Ladybird Harmonia axyridis as a Model Species
Dordrecht, Springer.

http://www.springer.com/life+sciences/entomology/
book/978-1-4020-6938-3

Special issue of BioControl (2012):
Roy, H.; De Clercq, P.; Lawson Handley, L.-J.; Sloggett, J.J.; Poland, R.L.; Wajnberg, E. (Eds.)

Invasive Alien Arthropod Predators and Parasitoids:
An Ecological Approach

http://www.springer.com/life+sciences/ecology/
book/978-94-007-2708-3

The IOBC-WPRS Bulletins are a well established series of relatively fast issued working papers in a systematic format.

Bulletins are proceedings of Working and Study Group meetings and Commission activities.

The number of volumes varies each year (10-15 volumes).

This publication is an important support to the Working Groups of WPRS.

IOBC-WPRS news are published in a Newsletter sent by e-mail.

Past issues: Consult the archive

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• Nr. 47, July 2009 (pdf)
• Nr. 46, January 2009 (pdf)
• Nr. 45, July 2008 (pdf)
• Nr. 44, February 2008 (pdf)
• Nr. 43, July 2007 (pdf)
• Nr. 42, January 2007 (pdf)
• Nr. 41, August 2006 (pdf)
• Nr. 40, February 2006 (pdf)
• Nr. 39, July 2005 (pdf)
• Nr. 38, January 2005 (pdf)

• Nr. 37, July 2004 (pdf)
• Nr. 36, January 2004 (pdf)
• Nr. 35, July 2003 (pdf)
• Nr. 34, January 2003 (pdf)
• Nr. 33, August 2002 (pdf)
• Nr. 32, May 2002 (pdf)
• Nr. 31, July 2001 (pdf)
• Nr. 30, January 2001 (pdf)
• Nr. 29, September 2000 (pdf)
• Nr. 28, December 1999 (pdf)

Integrated Pest Management - Design and application of feasible and effective strategies.
Edited by F.G Wijnands, R. Baur, C. Malavolta, & B. Gerowitt (2012).
Published in conjunction with the Conference:
Integrated Pest Management: The way forward to sustainable agricultural production. Conference on reducing pesticide dependency, commemorating the 50 th anniversary of Rachel Carson's "Silent spring", 19 June 2012, Brussels, Price: € 25,00.

Shop: IOBC-WPRS Book: Integrated Pest Management (pdf),
free of charge for IOBC-WPRS Members

Integrated production – Objectives, Principles and Technical Guidelines
Baur, R., Wijnands, F. and Malavolta, C. (eds.),
IOBC Commission on "IP Guidelines and Endorsement",
IOBC-WPRS Bulletin, Special Issue, 2011
Copyright: IOBC-WPRS 2011
ISBN 978-92-9067-244-9, Price: € 25,00.

Announcement (pdf).

Shop: IOBC-WPRS Book: Integrated Production (pdf),
free of charge for IOBC-WPRS Members

Classical and augmentative biological control against diseases and pests: critical status analysis and review of factors influencing their success.
Nicot, P. C. (Ed), 1st Edition August 2011,
Copyright: IOBC-WPRS 2011
ISBN 978-92-9067-243-2

Free Download: IOBC-WPRS Book: Biological Control (pdf)

Ecological Infrastructures: Ideabook on Functional Biodiversity at the Farm Level Temperate Zones of Europe.
Boller, E.F., Häni, F. & Poehling, H.-M. (eds.), 2004. 220 pp.
English-German, 1st Edition August
ISBN 3-906776-07-7, Price: € 18,00

Download: Preview (pdf), Flyer (pdf).

Please order directly by AGRIDEA: Ordering Information (pdf)

A Manual for Research on Verticillium chlamydosporium, a Potential Biological Control Agent for Root-Knot Nematodes.
Kerry B.R. & Bourne J.M. (eds.). 2002. XIII + 84 pp., 14 fig., 4 fig. in colour, Gent, IOBC-WPRS, ISBN 92-9067-138-2, Price: € 15,00.

For further information see announcement with preface and table of contents: Announcement (pdf).
You may order the book by letter, fax or e-mail from: Dr. Annette Herz.

Guidelines to evaluate side-effects of plant protection products to non-target arthropods.
Candolfi M.P., Blümel S., Forster R. et al. (eds.), 2000. IX + 158 pp., Gent, IOBC-WPRS, ISBN: 92-9067-129-7, Price: € 25,00.
As result from the Joint Initiative of IOBC, BART and EPPO updated, standardized and validated test methods to assess side-effects of plant protection products to non-target arthropods for registration purposes have been published

For further information see announcement with preface and table of contents: Announcement (pdf).
You may order the book by letter, fax or e-mail from: Dr. Annette Herz.

Monitoring Populations of the Carrot Fly Psila rosae.
Finch S., Freuler J. & Collier R.H. (eds.), 1999. VIII + 108 pp., 27 Figures, 28 Tables. Dijon, IOBC-WPRS, ISBN 92-9067-110-6, Price: € 10,00.
This book contains 9 sections discussing the monitoring activities and strategies for monitoring of the carrot fly, P. rosae. Specific topics include fly behaviour and biology, trap characteristics, trap selectivity, trap location, and repellents and attractants.
You may order the brochure by letter, fax or e-mail from: Dr. Annette Herz.

Current Issue:
IOBC Newsletter 103, June 2018

Archives:
http://www.iobc-global.org/publications.html

The Use and Regulation of Microbial Pesticides in Representative Jurisdictions Worldwide.
Kabaluk, J. Todd, Antonet M. Svircev, Mark. S. Goettel, and Stephanie G. Woo (eds.). 2010. IOBC Global. 99pp.

Download PDF from the IOBC-Global website:
http://www.iobc-global.org/downlaod/
Microbial_Regulation_Book_Kabaluk_et_ al_2010.pdf

IOBC Internet Book of Biological Control – Version 6, February 2012
Editor: J.C. van Lenteren

Download: IOBC Internet Book of Biological Control (PDF)

(Download PDF from the IOBC-Global website:
http://www.iobc-global.org/
publications_iobc_internet_book_of_biological_control.html)

Quality Control and Production of Biological Control Agents: Theory and Testing Procedures.
J.C. van Lenteren (ed.), 2004. 327 pp.

This book was written by many IOBC members and is the result of work done in global and wprs working groups on quality control of natural enemies. The use of biological control agents has been increasing worldwide and there are now many companies massproducing such organisms, particularly for the control of insect pests. However, there is a great need for quality control in the production and use of these natural enemies, which include insect parasitoids and predators, fungi and viruses. This book has been written by leading scientists to provide both background theory and practical guidance on this subject.
ISBN 0 85199 688 4, US $ 120.00, www.cabi-publishing.org/bookshop.
Some copies still available for reduced price at Joop.vanLenteren@wur.nl.
For further information see announcement with preface and table of contents: Announcement (pdf).

International Organization for Biological Control of Noxious Animals and Plants: History of the First 50 Years (1956-2006).
Boller, E.F., J.C. van Lenteren and V. Delucchi (eds.), 2006, IOBC, Zürich
ISBN: 92-9067-194-5 [ 287 pp.]

The International Organisation for Biological Control (IOBC) celebrates its 50th anniversary. What started in 1956 with the first meeting of European pioneers in biological control evolved into an independent organisation with world-wide activities (www.iobc-global.org). IOBC’s expertise covers now all aspects of sustainable crop protection in major annual and perennial crops. To commemorate this milestone, a book on the colourful history of this organisation has been published.
Download: IOBC: History of the First 50 Years (1956-2006) (pdf)