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Biological Control of Pests Research Unit

Stoneville, Mississippi

 

MISSION:

The mission of the Biological Control of Pests Research Unit (BCPRU) is to conduct basic and applied research on the production and use of biological control agents of agricultural pests.  Emphasis is placed on development of in vivo and in vitro mass rearing methods and technology, including technology for harvesting, packaging, storage, and distribution of quality-assured biological control agents.  Specific techniques are developed for the use of biological control in the management of specific pests.  Related research is also conducted on the improvement and implementation of regional fire ant management programs.  These studies include the development and delivery of new monitoring and management tools for the sustainable reduction of imported fire ant populations.

 

 

Dr. Douglas Streett - Research Leader

Lynda Taylor - Program Support Asst

 

59 Lee Road
P.O. Box 67
Stoneville, MS  38776
Ph. 662-686-5487
Fax. 662-686-5281

 

Contact Web Editor: kim.kenty@ars.usda.gov


   
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