IPM 161 Worldwide / Wilson / Noctuidae S.A. / Business Media B.V. / /
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Asia / South America / /
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Mexico / South Africa / Egypt / Colombia / Indonesia / Pakistan / United States / Brazil / Australia / Burkina Faso / China / Argentina / India / /
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USD / / /
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Bankruptcy / Natural Disaster / /
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University of Georgia / Institute of Plant Protection / /
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biotechnology / conventional systems / identical decision-making protocols / food products / conventional cotton systems / oil / food / technology moves / pest management technologies / productions systems / integrated pest management / /
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Indies / San Joaquin Valley / /
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University of Georgia / Department of Entomology / USDA / Arid-Land Agricultural Research Center / Institute of Plant Protection / National Cotton Council / Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences / /
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General / Non-target Pests General / /
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Andhra Pradesh / Henan Province / New South Wales / California / Georgia / /
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West Africa / Brazil Australia / South Wales / northern China / Argentina Australia / western USA / West Indies / southwestern USA / /
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biotechnology / pest management technologies / genotype / decision support system / identical decision-making protocols / /
Chapter 6 The Present and Future Role of Insect-Resistant Genetically Modified Cotton in IPM Steven E. Naranjo1,*, John R. Ruberson2, Hari C. Sharma3, Lewis Wilson4, and Kongming Wu5