Agricultural zoology reviews Volume 1

The Boll Weevil: recent research developments and progress towards eradication in the USA/ Management of temperate-zone deciduous fruit pests applied behavioural ecology/ Biology sampling and population dynamics of Bemisia tabaci/ The biology, pest status and control of leafcutting ants/ Genetics of the Mediterranean Fruit Fly (Ceratitis capitata)/ Genetics of the Flour Moth, Ephestia kuhniella/ Effects of toxicants on insect cells/ The biology and behaviour of slugs in relation to crop damage and control/ Recent developments in the biochemical taxonomy of plant parasitic nematodes/ Anthelmintic resistance in nematode parasites of sheep/ Index

A hardback review series which draws together information about agriculturally important animals, both beneficial and injurious - information which is at present scattered throughout many primary research journals. Each volume contains 9 or 10 up-to-date review articles written by internationally-acknowledged experts.These volumes will be particularly useful to agricultural zoologists and applied biologists worldwide, and to academic staff and students who are concerned with biology and environmental science, at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels.