Integrated pest management

Integrated pest management: a coordinated approach to managing roaches, rodents, mosquitoes, and other pests that combines inspection, monitoring, treatment, and evaluation, with special emphasis on the decreased use of toxic agents.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
A mixture of chemical and other, non-pesticide, methods to control pests.
Integrated Waste Management ...

integrated pest management (IPM) : A combination of biological, cultural, and genetic pest control methods with use of pesticides as the last resort.

integrated pest management
integrated plant protection
Translations of "integrated pest control": ...

IPM: Integrated pest management.
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Lethal Concentration (LC50): The concentration of a substance needed to kill half of a population at a specific time of observation.

Inhalable Particulate Matter. Integrated Pest Management
IPP
Implementation Planning Program. Integrated Plotting Package; Inter-media Priority Pollutant (document); Independent Power Producer ...

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Reducing Toxic Pesticide Use in Schools with Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
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through non-toxic, non-lethal modes of action, such as disrupting the mating pattern of insects, regulating growth, or acting as repellants. Biochemicals tend to be environmentally compatible and are thus important to Integrated Pest Management ...

See also: Water, Air, Environment, Waste, Environmental