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IPM
Integrated Pest Management, a pest control strategy considering farming context,
environment, and pest dynamics.
EIL
Economic Injury Level, the population density causing economic damage to crops.
Action threshold
Pest population level at which treatment is necessary to prevent economic injury.
Biological control tactics
Exploiting predators/pathogens, including classical, augmentation, and conservation
biological control.
Cultural control tactics
Control of pests through farming practices like crop rotation, cover crops, and intercropping.
Chemical control tactics
Involves pesticides with varying toxicity levels and specificity. Examples include
organophosphates, neonicotinoids, and growth regulators.
, IVM
Integrated Vector Management, optimizes resources for vector control.
IPM and IVM connections
Relate to evolution, population growth, competition, predation, and community ecology
through strategies like resistance management and biodiversity promotion.
Community
Interacting species inhabiting a defined area.
Guild
Organisms that make their living in the same fashion.
Functional group
Group of organisms categorized by how they eat.
Glacier Bay succession model
Shows rapid increase in plant diversity early on, slowing later. Not all groups increase
throughout succession.
Alternate steady state