Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos

Durante los últimos 50 años las feromonas se han establecido en el mercado como componentes fundamentales de las estrategias de manejo integrado de plagas y de vigilancia fitosanitaria. El proceso de investigación y desarrollo de las feromonas para el control de insectos fue establecido en la década...

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Felipe, Borrero Echeverry
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Plagas de las plantas - H10
Ensayo biológico
Feromonas
Formulaciones
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv Research, development and scaling of insect pheromones
title Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
spellingShingle Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
Plagas de las plantas - H10
Ensayo biológico
Feromonas
Formulaciones
Vigilancia
Transversal
title_short Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
title_full Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
title_fullStr Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
title_full_unstemmed Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
title_sort Investigación, desarrollo y escalamiento de feromonas de insectos
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Felipe, Borrero Echeverry
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Felipe, Borrero Echeverry
dc.subject.fao.spa.fl_str_mv Plagas de las plantas - H10
topic Plagas de las plantas - H10
Ensayo biológico
Feromonas
Formulaciones
Vigilancia
Transversal
dc.subject.agrovoc.spa.fl_str_mv Ensayo biológico
Feromonas
Formulaciones
Vigilancia
dc.subject.red.spa.fl_str_mv Transversal
description Durante los últimos 50 años las feromonas se han establecido en el mercado como componentes fundamentales de las estrategias de manejo integrado de plagas y de vigilancia fitosanitaria. El proceso de investigación y desarrollo de las feromonas para el control de insectos fue establecido en la década de los setenta y ha cambiado poco desde entonces. Este proceso se basa en el desarrollo de bioensayos, el aislamiento de feromonas, la caracterización e identificación de los compuestos que hacen parte de estas, la síntesis química de los compuestos, su formulación y la validación en condiciones de laboratorio y de campo. Este capítulo reseña este proceso y menciona los métodos más comunes que se utilizan en la actualidad.
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