biological control

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Definition of biological control in English Turkish dictionary

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(Askeri) NÜKLEER, BİYOLOJİK, KİMYASAL KONTROL MERKEZİ: Nükleer, biyolojik, kimyasal gözetleme bölgesi içindeki bütün toplanma merkezlerinin çalışmalarını koordine etmekten sorumlu makam. Bu kontrol merkezi, bulunduğu bölgenin toplama merkezi görevini de üzerine alabilir. NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL CHEMICAL ZONE OF OBSERVATION: NÜKLEER, BİYOLOJİK, KİMYASAL GÖZETLEME SAHASI: Düşman ve mahiyetleri tespit edilmiş nükleer infilaklar, biyolojik veya kimyasal taarruzlar ve bunların sebep olduğu kirlenmeler hakkındaki bilgilerin toplanması ve bildirilmesi sorumluluğunu sınırlayan coğrafi bölge. Üst üste gelebilen nükleer, biyolojik, kimyasal gözetleme sahalarının sınırları ilgili kuvvetlerin teşkilatları tarafından belirlenecektir

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Definition of biological control in English English dictionary

control of pests using natural predators, parasites, pathogens, or other organism(s) that harm the pest species

Total or partial destruction of pathogen populations by other organisms

The use of organisms or viruses to control parasites, weeds, or other pests

The use of natural means to control unwanted pests Examples include introduction of naturally occurring predators such as wasps, or hormones that inhibit the reproduction of pests Biological controls can sometimes be alternatives to mechanical or chemical means

Control of pest populations by natural processes or naturally-occurring organisms

A term used to describe the use of natural organisms to reduce the effects of undesirable organisms (pests) and to favor desirable organisms such as crops, trees, animals, beneficial organisms or insects

- Controlling pest organisms using other organisms

The regulation of plant and animal numbers by natural enemies It is the aim of biological control to manipulate natural enemies (parasitoids, predators, pathogens) in an attempt to reduce the pest numbers and keep them at much reduced levels The 'manipulation' can involve the introduction of natural enemies into a region where they previously did not exist to counter accidentally introduced pests of crops (classical biological control) Also manipulation can involve the use of indigenous natural enemies to augment existing populations or to alter the environment to improve conditions for enhanced natural enemy activity

The use of biotic agents such as insects, nematodes, fungi, and viruses for the control of weeds and other forest pests

use of organisms (predators, herbivores, parasites and disease-producing organisms) to control pests and weeds

The use of natural means to control unwanted pests Examples include introduced or naturally occurring predators such as wasps, or hormones that inhibit the reproduction of pests Biological controls can sometimes be alternatives to mechanical or chemical means

Pest control by living organisms such as predators, parasites, and disease producing organisms

A method of controlling a disease-causing organism or pathogen or an exotic species A biochemical product or bioengineered or naturally-occurring organism is used to cause death, inhibit growth, or inhibit the reproduction of an unwanted organism One example is the import and use of the European beetle that feeds exclusively on purple loosestrife

The use of one organism to control the population size of another organism

controlling of pests by interfering with their ecology (release of parasites or introduction of diseases into their environment, etc.)

Control of pests by disrupting their ecological status, as through the use of organisms that are natural predators, parasites, or pathogens. Also called biocontrol

control of pests by using predators to eat them

Control of pests using biological means such as natural enemies

The use of natural enemies of a pest or disease to control its spread

Use of biocides, housekeeping measures and good plant design to minimize formation of microbiological deposits (usually slim) in machine system In alkaline system the micro-organisms are usually bacteria rather than fungi

In pest control, using organisms that eat, kill, or outcompete pests

– the use of beneficial species, such as predatory and parasitic insects, birds, nematodes, or disease organisms to suppress populations of pests

Using organisms or viruses to control parasites, weeds, or pests

The action of parasites, predators, or pathogens in maintaining another organism's population density at a lower average than would occur in their absence

The regulation of a pest population through the use of natural predators, parasites, or disease-causing bacteria or viruses

The control of pests and parasites through the use of other organisms , often natural predators

Use of predators, parasites, natural or genetically engineered diseases, attractants, hormones, trap crops

Hyphenation

bi·o·lo·gi·cal con·trol

Turkish pronunciation

bayıläcîkıl kıntrōl

Pronunciation

/ˌbīəˈläʤəkəl kənˈtrōl/ /ˌbaɪəˈlɑːʤɪkəl kənˈtroʊl/