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quality control in Russia 6
quality control of artificially reared natural
enemies 115–116, 118–126
quality control characteristics 216
quality control by distributors and end users
222
quality control and efficacy of natural
enemies 202
quality control of fungal biocontrol agents
253–254, 259–260
culture maintenance and preservation
253
in-process contamination monitoring
253
total contaminating-organism count 253
viability 254
virulence/potency 254
quality control of fungal and viral biocontrol
agents 247–260
quality control guidelines for natural enemies
14, 216, 265–302
quality control of mass reared insects 182,
188, 234
quality control methods for growers 218
quality control parameters for artificially
reared natural enemies 116–117,
118–126
morphological parameters 119
quality control and safety of fungal and viral
biocontrol agents 247
quality control of viral biocontrol agents 255,
259–260
DNA restriction profiles 259
OB microscope counts (NPV) 259
total bacterial count 259
virulence/pathogenicity 259
quality of natural enemy and success of
biological control 242
quality, size and reproductive success in
Trichogramma236–237
quality specification standard for natural
enemy 22
relationship between quality control
parameters 118
search-capacity test in large cage 227
effect of storage on search capacity 227
short-range flight test 184–185, 270–272
size as quality control parameter in artificial
rearing 118
standard elements of quality control
guideline 268–269
standard operation procedures 20
statistical methods for quality control
305–314
taxonomy and quality control 220
total quality control 19–23, 219
definition of 20


elements of 20–21
tracking and tracing techniques in quality
control 222
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Regulation of import and release of biocontrol
agents 191–202, 216, 248, 260
registration of arthropod natural enemies
193–194
registration of microbial biocontrol agents
248, 260
regulation framework for import/release of
exotic natural enemies 194–195
characterization of natural enemy 194
efficacy of natural enemy 195
environmental risks of natural enemy
195
health risks of natural enemy 194
Rhizoglyphus echinopus 175
Rhopalosiphum padi 279
Rickettsia144–145
Rickettsiellaspp. 136, 141
R. phytoseiuli, 141
Risk assessment of natural enemies 191–202
environmental risk assessment of natural
enemies 195–196
direct effects on non-target species
198–199
host range / risk of attacking non-target
species 196–198
indirect effects on non-target species
199–200
risk of dispersal 195–196
risk of establishment 195
generalist natural enemies and non-target
risks 197–198, 201
mono/oligophagous natural enemies and
non-target risks 198, 201
non-target effects of natural enemy releases
192, 201
attack of beneficial non-target organisms
192
attack of rare/endangered non-target
organisms 192, 196, 198–199
other non-target effects 192, 199–200
polyphagous natural enemies and non-target
risks 197–198, 201
prevention of negative effectives on non-
target organisms 192
risk assessment methodology for natural
enemies 200–201
risk/benefit analysis 201
risk identification and evaluation
200–201
risk management 201

Index 325
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