Development and Commercialization of Biopesticides

Dr. Opender Koul has spent more than 30 years studying the pest management using a variety of methods, including biopesticides and biotechnological techniques. He has published and spoken extensively on the topic of pesticides and leads his extensive global network of subject matter experts in this cohesive and complete volume designed to provide practical insight into the use of nanotechnology in effective pest management.

• 1. Biopesticides: Commercial Opportunities and Challenges 2. Commercialization and Regulation of Botanical Biopesticides: A Global perspective3. Development and Commercialization of Pheromone based Biopesticides: A Global Perspective4. Role of Kairomones in Biological Control of Pests: Commercial Potential5. Xenorhabdus and Photorhabdus Based Products: Status and Future Perspective in Agriculture6. Microbe Based Biopesticides: Commercialization and Regulatory Perspectives 7. Bioherbicide Development and Commercialization: Challenges and Benefits.8. Development of RNAi based Biopesticides, Regulatory Constraints and Commercial Prospects9. Biopesticide Commercialization in North America: State of the Art and Future Opportunities10. Biopesticides in China: Development, Commercialization and Regulation11. Commercialization of Biopesticides in European Union after the Green Deal for Agriculture12. Commercialization of Biopesticides in Southeast Asia: Potential and Constraints13. Biopesticides in Israel: Exploration, Development and Application.14. Biopesticide Commercialization in African Countries: Successful Case Studies15. Biopesticides in South America: Regulation and Commercialization16. Biopesticide Commercialization in Australia: Potential and Challenges17. Essential Oil-based Nano-insecticides: Ecological Costs and Commercial Potential18. Microbial Nano-Biopesticides as Next Gen Biopesticides: Development, Commercial Potential and Challenges