Functional Response of Chrysoperla carnea Larvae on Saissetia oleae (Olivier): Implications for Biological Control
Research focused on predator–prey interactions and the potential of Chrysoperla carnea as a biological-control agent.
Selected peer-reviewed research and innovation relevant to biological control, agricultural entomology and crop protection.
Research focused on predator–prey interactions and the potential of Chrysoperla carnea as a biological-control agent.
Granted Portuguese patent involving Phytoseiulus persimilis, a predatory mite used in biological control.
Research experience spanning codling moth population dynamics, orchard systems and biological approaches to pest management.
Co-authored research on the ecology and population dynamics of an agriculturally important locust species.
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