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245 00 Green trends in insect control /|cedited by Óscar López
and José G. Fernández-Bolaños.
246 3 Green insect control
264 1 Cambridge, U.K. :|bRoyal Society of Chemistry,|c2011.
300 1 online resource (xx, 353 pages) :|billustrations (some
color).
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490 1 RSC green chemistry ;|v11
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Ch. 1. Main topics in entomology: insects as disease
vectors / S. Manguin, J. Mouchet and P. Carnevale -- Ch.
2. Classical insecticides: past, present and future / Ó.
López, J.G. Fernández-Bolaños and M.V. Gil -- Ch. 3.
Pyrethrins and pyrethroid insecticides / Jerome J.
Schleier III and Robert K.D. Peterson -- Ch. 4. Basic and
applied aspects of neonicotinoid insecticides / R. Nauen
and P. Jeschke -- Ch. 5. The spinosyn insecticides / J.E.
Driips, R.E. Boucher, A. Chloridis, C.B. Cleveland, C.V.
DeAmicis, L.E. Gomez, D.L. Paroonagian, L.A. Pavan, T.C.
Sparks and G.B. Watson -- Ch. 6. The bisacylhydrazine
insecticides / Luis E. Gomez, Kerry Hastings, Harvey A.
Yoshida, James E. Dripps, Jason Bailey, Sandra Rotondaro,
Steve Knowles, Doris L. Paroonagian, Tarlochan Singh
Dhadialla and Raymond Boucher -- Ch. 7. Needles in the
haystack: exploring chemical diversity of botanical
insecticides / Murray A. Isman and Gretchen Paluch -- Ch.
8. Towards a health control of insect pests: potential use
of microbial insecticides / Alejandra Bravo, M. Cristina
del Rincon-Castro, Jorge E. Ibarra and Mario Soberón --
Ch. 9. The challenge of green in a pesticide-dominant IPM
(Integrated Pest Management) world / S.J. Castle and N.
Prabhaker.
520 This book presents the current approaches for insect pest
control as a "green" alternative to classical and more
toxaic agrochemicals. An overview of the recent advances
in insecticide chemistry is also included, which will be
of interest to a vast group of researchers - agrochemists,
biochemists, chemists and toxicologists. The combination
of both chemical and toxicological aspects of insecticides
is unique and the book includes contributions from
synthetic chemists, entomologists, environmentalists and
toxicologists giving it wide appeal. Throughout the book,
the different approaches that involve "greener chemicals"
are emphasized. The book is divided into 9 chapters, each
considering the state of art of each family of
insecticides, together with future expectations. Each
chapter gives a description of useful biorational
insecticides, highlighting environmentally-friendly
processes and then the mode of action is fully-described,
emphasizing selectivity towards targeted species. Finally,
for every family of compounds, their environmental effects
(toxicity, bioaccumulation and metabolism) is considered,
comparing them to classical insecticides, including human
and environmental risk assessments. In addition the
formulation, dispersal and persistence in the environment
are covered as key aspects in developing greener
agrochemicals. The book also includes a general
introduction to entomology, with special emphasis on those
insects that act as vectors in the spread of diseases.
Insects that may be potential pests against humans and
livestock are included, focusing on their life cycles, and
physiology, as a logical comprehension of mode of action
of insecticides. In addition there is a chapter on
classical insecticides (covering both, approaches prior to
the chemical era, and classical chemical insecticides,
organochlorinated, organophosphorus, and carbamates) for
comparison with current trends in pest control. The
negative environmental effects that such insecticides have
caused in nature, such as poisonings, bioaccumulation or
toxic effects are highlighted. It is hoped that the use of
more specific agrochemicals and approaches may avoid, or
at least considerably reduce such severe and irreversible
effects in nature. The insecticides covered are considered
from numerous points of views: chemistry, toxicological
profile, risk assessment, legal status, environmental
behaviour and selectivity. The most important families of
currently used insecticides are covered and critical
discussions about future perspectives are included with
frequent comparisons to classical insecticides.
588 0 Online resource; title from title screen (viewed on June
22, 2011).
590 eBooks on EBSCOhost|bEBSCO eBook Subscription Academic
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655 4 Electronic books.
700 1 López, Oscar.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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700 1 Fernández-Bolaños, José G.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities
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776 08 |iPrint version:|tGreen trends in insect control.
|dCambridge, UK : Royal Society of Chemistry, 2011
|z9781849731492|w(OCoLC)698170808
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