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Locust pesticide research program
LUBILOSA was the name of a research programme that aimed at developing a biological alternative to the chemical control of locusts. This name is an acronym
LUBILOSA
Grasshopper that has a swarming phase
pesticide to control locusts was tested across Africa by the multinational LUBILOSA team in 1997. Dried fungal spores of a Metarhizium acridum sprayed in breeding
Locust
Species of grasshopper
near rivers and other water bodies. Green Muscle was developed under the LUBILOSA programme, which was initiated in 1989 in response to environmental concerns
Desert_locust
Study of grasshoppers and related insects
Society German Society for Orthopterology Journal of Orthoptera Research LUBILOSA This ultimately derives from Greek -λογία, but via Latin -logia and French
Orthopterology
Species of fungus
(= ARSEF 7493) and FI 1045 which is the active ingredient of 'Biocane'. LUBILOSA Beauveria bassiana, the fungus that causes white muscardine disease in
Metarhizium_anisopliae
Species of grasshopper
acridum. The latter is based on technology developed by CSIRO and the LUBILOSA programme, and now accounts for more than 12% of spray applications: for
Australian_plague_locust
Grasshopper- and locust-killing fungus
locusts and other grasshopper pest species: originally by the international LUBILOSA programme (which developed the product Green Muscle). This team identified
Metarhizium_acridum
Former Canadian government agency
Marshlands Initiative. For example, CIDA was a major donor to the International LUBILOSA Programme: which developed a biological pesticide for locust control, in
Canadian International Development Agency
Canadian_International_Development_Agency
Fungus that can act as a parasite of insects
[citation needed] Fungus - Wikipedia Biopesticide Entomopathogenic nematode LUBILOSA and Desert locust for more on use of Metarhizium as a biological insecticide
Entomopathogenic_fungus
Several types of pest management intervention
Bioherbicide Biological pest control Cembratrienol Integrated Pest Management LUBILOSA Pest resistance management plans Plant defense against herbivory Use as
Biopesticide
Australian government agency
development of a biological pesticide in collaboration with CSIRO and LUBILOSA scientists. It also conducts educational outreach and training courses
Australian Plague Locust Commission
Australian_Plague_Locust_Commission
Rural campus of Imperial College London, United Kingdom
two sites as CABI Bioscience. The Silwood site was the centre for the LUBILOSA Programme, where an inter-disciplinary team could be set up, combining
Silwood_Park
Genus of fungi
to water sources due to risk of their contamination. In the 1990s, the LUBILOSA research programme proved that M. acridum in its spore form was effective
Metarhizium
Former department of the UK government
research effort. For example, the DFID was a major donor to the International LUBILOSA programme, which developed a biological pesticide for locust control in
Department for International Development
Department_for_International_Development
Species of grasshopper
demonstrations of efficacy took place in northern Benin, with field tests by the LUBILOSA Programme on H. daganensis. The Northern Dogon people of Mopti Region,
Hieroglyphus_daganensis
Species of grasshopper
(see desert locust). Large-scale field tests on O. senegalensis, by the LUBILOSA Programme in 1995-97, were amongst the first successful large-scale field
Senegalese_grasshopper
Species of fungus
that references to this species for control of locusts (e.g. in early LUBILOSA Programme literature) should apply to Metarhizium acridum. Historically
Metarhizium_flavoviride
Species of grasshopper
on the entomopathogenic fungus (Metarhizium acridum), was tested by the LUBILOSA Programme in collaboration with the South African Plant Protection Institute:
Brown_locust
International Pesticide Application Research Consortium
valuable in the development of biological pesticides (e.g. participation in LUBILOSA). Making application technology more accurate - research on development
IPARC
for the poor. For example, SDC was a major donor to the International LUBILOSA Programme: which developed a biological pesticide for locust control, in
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Swiss_Agency_for_Development_and_Cooperation
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