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Pesticides in the Modern World - Pesticides Use and Management
Edited by Margarita Stoytcheva, ISBN 978-953-307-459-7, Hard cover, 520 pages, Publisher: InTech, Chapters published October 21, 2011 under CC BY 3.0 license
DOI: 10.5772/950
This book brings together issues on pesticides and biopesticides use with the related subjects of pesticides management and sustainable development. It contains 24 chapters organized in three sections. The first book section supplies an overview on the current use of pesticides, on the regulatory status, on the levels of contamination, on the pesticides management options, and on some techniques of pesticides application, reporting data collected from all over the world. Second section is devoted to the advances in the evolving field of biopesticides, providing actual information on the regulation of the plant protection products from natural origin in the European Union. It reports data associated with the application of neem pesticides, wood pyrolysis liquids and bacillus-based products. The third book section covers various aspects of pesticides management practices in concert with pesticides degradation and contaminated sites remediation technologies, supporting the environmental sustainability.
- Chapter 1
Trends in the Exposures to Pesticides in Central Europe - Chapter 2
Pesticide Utilisation, Regulation and Future Prospects in Small Scale Horticultural Crop Production Systems in a Developing Country - Chapter 3
Pesticides in Burkina Faso: Overview of the Situation in a Sahelian African Country - Chapter 4
Pesticide Use in South Africa: One of the Largest Importers of Pesticides in Africa - Chapter 5
Use of Pesticides for Vegetable Crops in Mexico - Chapter 6
A Review on the Mode of Action and Current Use of Petroleum Distilled Spray Oils - Chapter 7
Design and Experiments on Droplet Charging Device for High-Range Electrostatic Sprayer - Chapter 8
Reducing Spray Drift - Chapter 9
Natural Pesticides and Future Perspectives - Chapter 10
Neem Seed Oil: Encapsulation and Controlled Release - Search for a Greener Alternative for Pest Control - Chapter 11
Development of Neem Capsule via Biopolymer and Natural Rubber for Its Controlled Release - Chapter 12
Use of Botanical Pesticides in Modern Plant Protection - Chapter 13
Bacillus-Based Biological Control of Plant Diseases - Chapter 14
The Effect of Some Botanical Pesticides Against Citrus Leafminer (CLM) and Two Spotted Mite (TSM) - Chapter 15
Ecological Effects of Pesticides - Chapter 16
Changing to Minimal Reliance on Pesticides - Chapter 17
Increasing IPM Knowledge Through FFS in Benin - Chapter 18
The Millardetian Conjunction in the Modern World - Chapter 19
Comparative Study of the Mobility of Malathion, Attamix and Thiodan as Obsolete Pesticides in Colombian Soil - Chapter 20
Biodegradation of Pesticides - Chapter 21
Pesticide-Soil Interaction - Chapter 22
Application of Fenton Processes for Degradation of Aniline - Chapter 23
Bioremediation of Hexachlorocyclohexane Contaminated Soil: Field Trials - Chapter 24
Setting Up of Risk Based Remediation Goal for Remediation of Persistent Organic Pesticides (Pesticide-POPs) Contaminated Sites


