Insect pests of tea: caterpillars and other seasonal, occasional and minor pests Dr J. Rodríguez-Souilla

Insect pests of tea: caterpillars and other seasonal, occasional and minor pests Dr J. Rodríguez-SouillaThis chapter focuses on seasonal, occasional and minor pests of tea, which cause damage to tea plants largely through feeding processes. The chapter considers a variety of factors associated with each of these pests, including their geographical distribution, appearance, the damage caused and their respective biologies and ecologies. It also looks ahead to future research into these pests, including understanding their habits and habitats, their

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