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Agronomy
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Pest and Disease Management
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Pest and Disease Management

A section of Agronomy (ISSN 2073-4395).

Section Information

The Pest and Disease Management Crops section publishes original research papers, reviews, mini-reviews, perspectives, and methodology articles related to pest and disease biology, ecology and control in all types of field crops and orchards, at the pre-harvest and post-harvest stages of all agricultural commodities. In this context, this section emphasizes pest- or disease-related problems that are associated with quantitative losses and qualitative degradations in agriculture, ranging from ecological aspects in key biology attributes, chemical/non-chemical control methods, genetics, quality preservation techniques and identification to socio-economic surveillances and regulatory attributes. We thus welcome high-class submissions on the above topics, covering either basic or applied research.

The section “Pest and Disease Management” welcomes papers that can be classified into one of the following categories:

  • Research articles
  • Review articles
  • Mini-review articles
  • Perspective/opinion articles
  • Methodology articles

Keywords

insects; mites; rodents and other pests in agriculture; fungi; bacteria; viruses and other diseases in agriculture; crop protection; chemical control of pests and diseases; non-chemical control of pests and diseases; pest- and disease-related losses in agriculture; invasive pests and diseases; phytosanitary and quarantine actions; biology and ecology of pests and diseases; identification of pests and diseases; trapping and sampling; biological control; integrated pest and disease management; pest- and disease-related climate change attributes; socio-economic impact of pests and diseases

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Special Issues

Following special issues within this section are currently open for submissions:

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