Ground Beetles Key Allies for Slug Control in Conservation Agriculture

Among slugs' natural enemies, ground beetles provide the best control, a new study shows—a useful finding in conservation agriculture settings.

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Ground Beetles Key Allies for Slug Control in Conservation Agriculture

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Entomological Society of America on LinkedIn: Ground Beetles Key Allies for Slug Control in Conservation Agriculture

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