Virus of Invertebrates

Discover the fascinating world of invertebrate viruses with "Virus of Invertebrates," authored by esteemed researchers and published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1991. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 364 pages, meticulously exploring over 300 known viruses that primarily impact invertebrates, particularly insects.

As an essential resource for researchers and pest control specialists, this book provides a thorough review of key studies and the advances achieved through biotechnological techniques. Featured prominently is the baculoviridae family, offering insights into their significance in both ecological research and practical applications in pest management.

Whether you're a scholar, a student, or a professional in the field, "Virus of Invertebrates" is a valuable addition to your library that sheds light on the critical role of these viruses in understanding and controlling invertebrate populations.