pest-control
Pest control encompasses the regulation and management of organisms—including animals, plants, fungi, and microbes—that negatively impact crops, ecosystems, or human activities. In plant science, effective pest management is critical for protecting agricultural yields, preserving plant biodiversity, and reducing reliance on chemical interventions. Research in this area drives the development of integrated strategies that harness biological, genetic, and ecological approaches to sustainably defend plant health.
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