Entomology and Pest Management

by Marlin Rice, Larry P. Pedigo, Pedigo & Rice

Book Overview

Ideal for those with little or no background in the subject, Entomology and Pest Management, Fourth Edition promotes an understanding of major elements of general entomology and relates them to modern principles of insect pest management. Both theory and practice are emphasized and numerous examples are presented to facilitate learning. Pest management topics are discussed as aspects of applied ecology, and solutions to pest problems are presented...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0130195677
• ISBN13: 9780130195678
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Prentice Hall
• Length: 742 Pages
• Weight: 3.55 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great book!

The book is great! Just got a test back on Friday and made a 97 on it! I was the highest grade in the class so the book is right on with its information. Thanks!

Entomology & Pest Management

The book was received in excellent condition and exactly as promised. Good communication. Will buy from again!

ALL NEEDS of a PLANT PROTECTION & ENTOMOLOGIY is AVAILABLE

I would be most appreciate to informe that "ENTOMOLOGY AND PEST MANAGEMENT" has been used as a comrehensive text for three courses in dep. of plant protection,fac. of agriculture,Zabol university,Iran by me,Ph.D OF entomology and faculty member of Zabol University & Gorgan University of Agriculture.Third edition of this book has translated to Persian(in press) and Unfortunatly this new edition of book not available in Iran and many difficulties are in Iran for book buying.I am waiting and expecting to recieve preforma or other information to having this book impatiencly & eagerly. with best regard Javad Karimi(Dep. of Plant Protection;Fac. of Agriculture,Tehran University,Karaj,Iran)

Good Introduction to Entomology

Dr. Pedigo's book is one of the better general entomology/ pest management textbooks that I have read. It is written in an understandable format and provides a good introduction to the structure, function, taxonomy, and applied ecology of insects. This volume is most appropriate for the undergraduate student interested in entomology although it would also be a handy addition to a graduate student's library as well. As with many introductory entomology textbooks, the taxonomic keys are very limited. I would recommend Borror, Triplehorn, and Johnson's: An introduction to the study of insects to anyone who desires a book with a good set of taxonomic keys.