Biopesticide and Integrated Pest Management. 2009. X, 286 p. gr8vo. Hardcover.

Contents (partly): Preface / Introduction / 1. Chemical pesticides / 2. Living creatures to control pest / 3. Genetic engineering and resistant plant / 4. Weeds for controlling pests / 5. Multiple croppingfor controlling pests / 6. Plant as pesticides / 7. Chrysanthemum: a source of natural insecticides / 8. Bael as a pesticide / 9. Mustard as a pesticide / 10. Pesticide from pepper / 11. Cashew nut as source of pesticide. 12. Castor, as weapon against pests and insects / 13. Chaulmoogra :a wonder pesticide / 14. Champa : the source of aromatic pesticide / 15. Tea as insecticide / 16. Citrenella as insecticide and pesticide / 17. Coconut for preventing plant diseases / 18. Citrus fruits for pest and insect control / 19. Sitalphal to control pests and insects / 20. Dhatura for preventing fungus and brown rust / 21. Drum stick to prevent plant diseases / 22. Garlic as pesticide and insecticide / 23. Onion for plant diseases, pesticide and insecticide / 24. Mouri as pesticide / 25. Methi as pesticide, ect. 65. Trapping the red hairy caterpillar / 66. Gender and integrated pest management / 67. Sharing experience with smallholders of Pemba, Zanzibar / 68. Natural pest management in Zimbabwe / 69. Sharing experience of Peru / 70. Terraces of the Angami Nagas, India / 71. Termite control in Kenya, etc.