Mealybugs and their Management in Agricultural and Horticultural crops - Mani, M.; Shivaraju, C.; SpringerLink (Online service) (New Delhi : Springer India : Imprint: Springer, 2016)
INTRODUCTION -- Part I -  Mealybugs -- 1 -- Mealybugs -- 2. Cytogenetics -- 3. Taxonomy.-  4. Molecular identification of mealybugs -- 5. Biology -- 6. Culturing of mealybugs -- 7. Mode of Spread of Mealybugs -- 8. Damage -- 9. Mealybugs As Vectors  - 10. Economic Importance -- 11. Ecology -- 12. Natural enemies of Mealybugs -- 13. Semiochemicals in Mealybugs -- 14. Ant Association -- 15. Methods of control -- 16. Instecticide Resistance and its Management in Mealybugs -- 17.  Mealybug Alikes -- PART II - Management of mealybugs in Agricultural and Horticultural crops -- 18. Rice -- 19. Wheat -- 20. Barley -- 21. Groundnut -- 22. Sunflower -- 23. Pulses -- 24. Soybean -- 25. Cotton -- 26. Jute and allied fibre crops -- 27. Sugarcane -- 28. Fruits: Apple -- 29. Pears -- 30. Plum -- 31. Peaches -- 32. Persimmon -- 33. Passion Fruit -- 34. Apricot -- 35. Pistachio and almond -- 36. Strawberry -- 37. Grapes -- 38. Citrus -- 39. Guava -- 40. Mango -- 41. Papaya --  42. Pineapple -- 43. Avocodo -- 44. Banana -- 45. Sapota -- 46. Pomegranate --  47. Ber --  48. Custard Apple -- 49. Phalsa.-  50. Litchi -- 51. Jackfruit -- 52. Vegetable Crops -- 53. Tuber Crops -- 54. Ornamental Plants -- 55. Orchids.-  56. Medicinal plants  -- 57. Plantation Crops -- 58. Rubber -- 59. Cashew. - 60. Oil Palm -- 61. Spices -- 62. Mulberry -- 63.  Tobacco -- 64. Jatropa -- 65. Forage crops and grasses -- 66. Forest Plants -- 67. Glass, Green and Poly House Crops -- 68. Root M ealybugs.  .
Keywords: Entomology; Animal ecology; Biodiversity; Invertebrates; Entomology; Animal Ecology; Biodiversity; Invertebrates