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Agricultural entomology

the view that success in classical biological control comes from releasing several natural enemy species until one, by chance, proves effective.

In agricultural entomology, lottery model of biological control refers to the view that success in classical biological control comes from Releasing several natural enemy species until one, by chance, proves effective. This meaning comes from Myers (1989) in Environmental Entomology.[1]

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Myers, J. H., Higgins, C., & Kovacs, E. (1989). How Many Insect Species are Necessary for the Biological Control of Insects? Environmental Entomology, 18(4), 541-547. https://doi.org/10.1093/ee/18.4.541

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