Prey Seeking Behavior of Insect and Mite Predators

The foundation of integrated pest management (IPM) practices is biological control, and natural enemies are a more appealing option. A common class invertebrate utilized as bio-control agents the insect mite predators. In recent years, traditional methods control have become less important than preservation naturally occurring predators in agricultural eco-systems. However, these strategies must be supported by fundamental understanding ecology prey selection behavior predatory species being used. Prey Habitat Selection, Finding, Acceptance, Suitability—these four components seeking behavior—have been covered this study. To find identify their prey, respond to both semiochemical physical inputs. sex pheromones, which work kairomones, or Herbivore Induced Plant Volatiles (HIPV), operate allomones synomones, responsible for reactions. Other aspects behaviour, such plant architecture, patch quality, chemical makeup cuticle, etc. also discussed. All together affect foraging efficiency enemies.