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Nature-based solutions and indigenous knowledge for sustainable biological control

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Dahise Brilinger
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Javaid Iqbal
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André Kessler
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Rubens Candido Zimmermann
DOI:10.1016/j.cois.2026.101555delete
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• Botanical insecticides offer promising alternatives in IPM, with minimal negative impact on beneficial organisms. • Pest control applications and ecological intensification rely on the diversification of the agricultural landscapes, and so largely on the functionality of associational resistance mechanisms in pest control • Integrating natural enemies and pollinators promotes nature-based solutions in sustainable agriculture by enhancing pest control, pollination and ecosystem resilience through IPPM.

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Current Opinion in Insect Science
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