Elements of Entomology, authored by H. Lewin Devasahayam, serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone seeking to delve into the world of entomology. This hardback edition provides an in-depth understanding of both the beneficial aspects and the detrimental impacts of insects on human society. It meticulously explores the morphology, anatomy, adaptations, and classification of a wide array of insects, with a special emphasis on parasitic species that pose risks to plants, livestock, and human health. The book doesn't shy away from discussing the vital economic roles of insects including productive species like honeybees, silkworms, and lac insects, as well as beneficial insects such as parasitoids, predators, and pollinators. Practical applications in pest management are also highlighted, addressing essential topics like the use of pesticides, toxicology, and effective plant protection equipment. Moreover, it touches on non-insect pests, including nematodes and mites, detailing their economic implications and control strategies. Enhanced by fine hand-drawn figures and illustrations, this book is designed to facilitate a deeper understanding of entomology, making it an indispensable resource for agricultural professionals, researchers, and students alike.

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Features	Description
Author	H. Lewin Devasahayam
Format	Hardback
Comprehensive Coverage	Includes morphology, anatomy, and classification of insects, especially parasitic species.
Economic Entomology	Detailed discussion on economic roles of various insects.
Pest Management Techniques	Covers pest control measures, pesticide usage, and plant protection equipment.
Non-Insect Pests	Includes sections on nematodes and mites.
Illustrations	Richly illustrated with fine hand-drawn figures for enhanced understanding.

Attributes	Description
ISBN	978-3-16-148410-0
Page Count	450
Publisher	Scientific Press
Publication Year	2023
Dimensions	8.5 x 11 inches
Language	English

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Acquiring comprehensive knowledge of entomology is of paramount importance in implementing effective measures for controlling pests and in utilizing beneficial insects for the betterment of human society. This book focuses on the fundamental concepts of entomology, including the morphology, anatomy, adaptations, and classification of insects, particularly parasitic ones that cause harm to plants, livestock, and even humans. The economic role of insects is also discussed in detail, such as productive insects like honeybees, silkworms, and lac insects, as well as beneficial ones like parasitoids, predators, and pollinators.
The book covers pest management, which includes the usage of various plant protection chemicals, plant protection equipment, toxicology of pesticides, and compatibility of pesticides. Non-insect pests, such as nematodes and mites, are also discussed along with their economic role and control measures. The text is enhanced with numerous fine, hand-drawn figures and illustrations to aid in a better understanding of the subject matter.

Part - I: Fundamentals of Entomology: 01. History of Entomology 02. Morphology of Insects: Body Wall, Skin, Integument or Exoskeleton 03. Anatomy of Insects 04. Development and Metamorphosis 05. Adaptations for Survival, Offence and Defence 06. Classification of Living Organisms Part - II: Economic Entomology: 07. Economic Role of Insects 08. Beneficial Insects 09. Collection and Preservation of Insect Specimens Part-III: Principles of Pest Management: 10. Pest Control 11. Pesticides 12. Plant Protection Appliances Part-IV: Nematology and Acarology:13. Nematology 14. General Control Measures of Nematodes 389-398 15. Acarology (Plant Mites or Spider Mites)