Stellenbosch / Penang / Pulau Pinang / Tapachula / Washington / DC / Papadopoulos / Toledo / Rome / Irene / Vienna / /
Company
T. E. A. S. / Hiscox / B. I. Katsoyannos N. A. / Robinson A. S. / /
Continent
Africa / South America / /
Country
Italy / Guatemala / Mexico / South Africa / Sudan / Malaysia / Austria / United States / Panama / Israel / /
Facility
El Pino facility / /
IndustryTerm
biotechnology / root oil / compatibility protocols / aircraft navigation systems / chemical ecology / area-wide integrated pest management / analytical tools / satellite rearing facilities / agricultural products / residue-free food / standardized mass-rearing systems / Durable equipment / satellite-guided aerial navigation system / chemical pesticides / mass-rearing protocols / Computer software / female killing systems / genetic sexing technology / operational protocols / transgenic technology / geographic information systems / cold storage technology / /
Movie
The New World / /
NaturalFeature
Réunion / /
Organization
United States Department of Agriculture / International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association / World Trade Organization / USDA / ISPM Standards Committee / International Atomic Energy Agency / Entomological Society of British Columbia / United Nations / US Federal Reserve / Universiti Sains Malaysia / Coordinated Research Project / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / National Academy of Sciences USA / /
Person
Scott / Heinrich / C. Caceres / V / /
Position
Carpenter / /
ProvinceOrState
British Columbia / California / Northern Territory / /
PublishedMedium
Nature Biotechnology / Molecular Biology / /
Region
Northern Sudan / Central America / Caribbean / Mediterranean / /
Sterile Insect Technology - Research and Development A. Introduction 1. The use of sterile insects in area-wide integrated pest management (AW-IPM) programmes will continue to expand as increasing constraints are placed