Pest control service provided by bats in Mediterranean rice paddies: linking agroecosystems structure to ecological functions
Pest control through integrated pest management systems stands as a very convenient sustainable hazard-free alternative to pesticides, which are a growing global concern if overused. The ability of the soprano pipistrelle bat (Pipistrellus pygmaeus) to control the rice borer moth (Chilo supressalis)...
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