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Models for the sterile insect release method with the concurrent release of pesticides

Abstract Four different models of pest populations under control by the release of sterile individuals are examined to determine whether or not the release of pesticides in conjunction with steriles would further reduce the pest population equilibrium. It is found that single species without interactions with other species would generally have their equilibria reduced more with the release of both sterile individuals and pesticides than with the release of only steriles. As biotic interactions become more important, however, the feasibility of releasing pesticides in a sterile release programme becomes less sure and more dependent on the nature of the population regulation of the species involved. In particular, when predation on the pest species is heavy, the sterile release programme is likely to be hindered by the release of pesticides as well.

Hugh J. Barclay | H. Barclay

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