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Last update: Ing. Jindřiška Peterková (31.08.2021)
Please note, the lectures are given in czech language only. The course is aimed at educating graduate and post-graduate students in applied zoology and entomology. Review of problems related to applied entomology that includes pest and beneficial definitions, medical and economical impact of pests, forensic entomology, pest richness, pest potential of various orders, theory of pest management, techniques and methods for pest monitoring and forecasting resistance management. Course integrates knowledge from general entomology and acarology, parasitology, insect physiology, population biology, insect ecology and behavior. |
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Last update: JPROKOP (16.04.2007)
Gullan P.J., Cranston. P.S. 2005 The insects, an outline of entomology. 3rd ed. Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 505 pp. Hallman 2002: Invasive Arthropods in Agriculture: Problems and Solutions. Plant Protection and Quarantine Riverdale, Maryland 462s. Dent D. 2003: Insect Pest Management. Oxford University Press. 432.p. In R. L. Metcalf and W. H. Luckmann [eds.],1994: Introduction to insect pest management. Wiley & Sons Inc., New York. |
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Last update: doc. Jan Hubert, Ph.D. (09.04.2012)
Ústní zkouška. Materiály: viz. doporučená literatura, prezentace z přednášek. |
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Last update: JPROKOP (16.04.2007)
1. Professional carriers in applied entomology; Education and classification of sub-disciplines of applied entomology. 2. Classification of human-insect interactions: pest or beneficial? 3. Classification of pest control methods, techniques technologies. 4. Decision-making process in pest control . 5. Integrated pest management (IPM), thresholds, good agriculture practice (GAP) eradication, ?slow the spread" strategies: quarantine, invasive species, vector . Pests and food safety: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) 6. Pesticides and biocides: from insect's physiology and behavior to technology 7. Physical control: from insect's physiology and morphology to technology 8. Insect- host interaction: from natural tolerance to GMO 9. Biological control: from insect's ecology and behavior to technology 10. Pest resistance to stressors: classification, management, geographical distribution. 11. Monitoring/detection pest: techniques, methods (ELISA, molecular) and strategies. Pheromones: classification, administration and mating disruption. 12. Pest potential in various orders of insects.
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