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םיקיזמ תרבדהל הקוריה ךרדה - 34 ׳מעמ ךשמה

The green way to eradicate Microbial control agents (MCA) refer to pathogenic micro-
pests in agriculture organisms or their direct products, capable of infecting

Dana Ment / Corresponding author and reducing arthropod pest populations and being eco-
danam@volcani.agri.gov.il logically sustainable. Our aim is to increase the integra-
Nitsan Birnbaum, Victoria Reingold, Jayashree Ra- tion of MCA in a pest management system in various ag-
makrishnan, Libat Rachel Yashar / The Robert H. Smith ricultural and horticultural environments in Israel, includ-
Faculty of Agriculture, Food & Environment of the Hebrew ing plantations, orchards, field crops and greenhouses.
University of Jerusalem The research in our lab combines basic research on host
Chandrasekhar Kottakota, Ravindran Keppanan, Malka arthropod-pathogen interaction and applied research on
Goldenberg, Sabina Metbeev, Liora Salame, Franziska MCA production and formulation technologies. We ex-
Grzegorzewski, Eden Yossef, Yaara Livne, Noa Levy, pect that by intense research and successful field exper-
Alex Protasov, Michael Davidovitz / Institute of Plant Pro- iments the global trend in development and application
tection, Volcani Centre, Agriculture Research Organization of MCA’s will be adopted in Israel as well.

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