Beneficals in the Garden: Did you know that 97% of the insects most commonly seen in homes and gardens are considered either beneficial or innocuous? Learning how to put these “beneficials” to work is an important E - WAsP - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Beneficals in the Garden: Did you know that 97% of the insects most commonly seen in homes and gardens are considered either beneficial or innocuous? Learning how to put these “beneficials” to work is an important E Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-01-06 10:25:11 Open Document File Size: 346,06 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United States / / Currency USD / / Event Person Travel / / IndustryTerm waste products / chemical pesticides / chemical compounds / food / / Person Betty Gray / / Position natural controller / County Master Gardener / / ProvinceOrState IN / / SocialTag Pollinators Hymenoptera Entomology Agricultural pest insects Biological pest control Orders of insects Parasitoid Insect Wasp Phyla

Beneficals in the Garden: Did you know that 97% of the insects most commonly seen in homes and gardens are considered either beneficial or innocuous? Learning how to put these “beneficials” to work is an important EAdd to Reading List